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i dont get QUESTION 28 (b) (i) A = h/3[8a + 2b] = 2h/3[4a + b] (ii) Decreases by 8 m plz explian:o eny1 i didnt xpect the exam 2 be lik this lol evn thou i been practicing my ass offff:mad: :mad: oh wel hope i get in the 80s Sorry dude, i don't have the exact question here otherwise i...

The first part of the cheese question, (what are the dimensions) i had no idea, i got 21 for the breadth and that was it.

Yeah smashed it. Except i didn't say it decreases by 8 cause i thought i got it wrong, but after the answers were posted up. I was like thank bloody god. The annuities question screwed me over for about 10 minutes. Then i left it and came back and proved it. Feeling a little better now, my...

Yes that is correct. It took me a few times to actually do that question, but i ended up proving it.

375mL = 1.6 SDs 1SD = 234.375mL 234.375mL / hour = 3.90625mL / min It is correct.

Our exam has nothing to do with any other exam, it doesn't tell them that theirs is going to be harder or easier. Expect the hardest. Why would we want help, if you look at all the other threads people have posted saying that this and that question were stupid, you will understand that some...

Dude, how did you go? I thought it was hard personally.

Greater Union. Febuary 2006 60 jobs there was over 1200+ applicants. Took my resume to a school they hired, handed it in. Got a group interview later that day. From the group interview went to a one-one the next day at 8pm. Got a phone call 2 days later said they would like to offer me...

Exactly my answer :)

I knew i got the Sphepical Geometry right as well. Risole and i were arguing about it at the library today, and some other bloke got the same answer as Risole. Phew, one more exam to go :) Then i can burn baby burn.

Looking at these questions, i did better than what i first thought. YES! I got question 28 (B) i) and ii) CORRECT WOOO HOOO

Why the hell would it be patronising? So if you try to help a year 10 student with a question from a schoo certificate paper it would be patronising? Mate, he isn' arrogant he is both curious as well as interested in the paper, get over yourself people.

I believe your answer is wrong anyway. Because you have put a line down the middle, so that would change the distance on the horizontal.

I finish with about 30mins to spare. Um.. 1) Present- When they want a certain amount. You are trying to find (M) which is how much they will need to contribute to their account until they reach their goal. (eg. Bill wants to have $30 000 in 10years time in order to buy a new car, how much...

I think its a very simple question, providing i get the answer right. Is the answer $12.70? If that is the answer i will scan up my working. EDIT: Wow very easy. Everyone has different working out including myself.

LOL. It doesn't matter. If you were given this question in the hsc, you would just leave it blank? Or use a 0? Oh well it doesn't matter, we all stated it need 2 applications of the simpsons rule for approximation. But i do wonder, is that the way the picture was drawn in the question paper?

ITS NOT MISSING ANY NUMBERS! (not shouting at you, just yeah) You don't need to have 0 written on the diagram. Its logical. You need two applications of the simpsons rule, if you look at the example i found it does not have 0 on the diagram but 0 is still use in the calculation. So explain...

It doesn't matter what it looks like though. What happens if they only gave you the measurements? Then what would you do?

Finally found an example. And worked solution.

But we haven't got wrong calculations. So please do explain what the point of that statement was for? Or work out the question?