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its not...dont worry :)

id say true (but i dont remember the exact definition and there could be some little wordy thing i have forgotten...but that definition is pretty much right)

B

much better thank you :) i can do the 'feelgood questions', but i think i would struggle with a couple of others in an exam...

the latter....but i was right and the book wrong.... i was starting to hav a stress attack coz i have my half yearly in a few days and if i couldnt do a question like that, then i would have been doomed :( ... no worries now tho :D thanks CM...once again u saved the day ;)

Re: Re: More questions from the ends of papers hey is this true?? (could someone like CM or affinity answer please?? "feel good question", "straightforward again", "fairly standard" etc etc.... is this actually true?? like are these questions considered to be easy??

can someone please do this?? i know its easy, but yeh....: d/dx [sin.x (1 - x)] either im wrong or the books wrong (and i seriously hope its the latter)

i put b phil....most ppl said b i think...

they put out a book that has the exam and their answers in it for each hsc...i think it is around $20-30...but honestly, your teachers would be able to do just as good a job as the people writing the books could do i said this before, but it is honestly much much better if you do the...

if a foreign company invests in australia, that foreign investment will show up on the capital and financial account (financial account to be more specific). if that investment comes in the form of debt then australian firms/government are obliged to pay debt servicing costs (interest) and that...

yeah arent those ones that are sort of like 'compound' induction questions the tough 4u ones?? sorry if u dont get what i mean by compound...i cant think of another way to say it... like the ones where you have a U1, U2, U3, and Un and u hav to use all of them...

the net income account is only (in regards to foreign debt) the interest paid on loans...so as australia's foreign debt increases, so too does debt servicing costs (generally speaking), but it is not always the case. e.g. in 2001 when global interest rates were extremely low, australia's debt...

i think this thread is worth a sticky :)

i just did it again and got 5x^3 + 9x^2 + 15x - 25 = 0....i think it might be wrong....it doesnt match xaymas answer and he is hardly ever wrong :(

oh...and i havent got the second question....yet :p

is the answer to the second question f(x) = 3x^3 + 25x^2 + 9x + 9?? if it is ill post up the working im just having a study break from modern history (i have the half yearly in a couple of hours)....ill hav a go at the first question this arvo...it looks quite hard tho :(

can someone like cm_tutor or one of the other smarties here please try the second question?? or at least say if it is a valid question?? thanks :)

yeah i can thoroughly recommed the phoenix books.... i use them for 3 and 4 unit and they are awesome i presume the 2 unit one would be just as good (i think it has a highlight pink cover)

yeh what TIB said is definitely the way to go....it would be very difficult to find articles that focus on happy meal marketing....but i am sure maccas would be more than willing to help you out with info :)

i am not sure about the second question.... one x coordinate is a(p + q) and the other x coordinate is -apq(p + q), and if QR is parallel to the y axis, then dont the x coordinates have to be the same?? therefore, QR is not parallel to the y axis??