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Yeah that's what I did. From memory 0.16 amps

It's 51.91 to two dp. Use centripetal acceleration and set it to 1g (9.8). Radius is 550/2

what are you guys on about? Q4 was just two ensembles contrasting the entire time in like every way

I used to do that. These days though i just don't ask people about their academics until i've gotten close to them, makes you more humble because most of the people you'll run into simply aren't academic prodigies and approaching them that way just ends up driving most people away.

I really enjoy going to a lower ranked school. I get to be independent because teacher's trust me to do my own work, not to mention there's a lot of life skills you can't learn in an academic hothouse. Empathy/compassion and patience are just a few you really learn to value when you're...

Insight as in go beyond just explaining how the economic system works, but give a genuine perspective and thoughtful ideas. Sort of like a "personal response" from english but rooted with fundamental facts/theory/stats/graphs. Like in today's unemployment essay, rather than just list how...

^ yeah like 8 Lmao. But I like illustrating ideas more than wasting space so I dunno

People say shit to make themselves feel better don't worry. They probably won't get as good option aligning but if you write a good essay you'll get good marks. I picked exchange rates and unemployment coz I didn't feel like writing two similar essays though

My teacher's a hsc marker and trust me these guys can get a really good estimate just by reading through. Again though my teacher always stressed that insightful analysis was always the key to the top band, not just endless stats and content.

Board of studies stipulates 800 words or approx 4 pages to get full marks. You can write more or less, it's really about establishing a coherent, insightful argument

Marking guidelines for a past exam took the mark off. May or May not this year

^ for the $A you'd also want to make reference to the fact we use a floating system so that in itself lends itself to volatility

i know the feeling :\ learnt most of the HSC courses on my own because teachers were always absent or just didn't teach well

They were a LMP but they play little to no significant role today what with enterprise bargaining and modern awards

The valuation effect. Changes in the exchange rate affects the amount of foreign debt payable in $A so appreciation/depreciation impact the net income part of the CAD directly. If you wanted to expand you could integrate Pitchford thesis, draw diagrams etc..

I had a general relativity question in my trials. Definitely won't come up in HSC though so don't worry

crowding out effect is simply an increase in demand for cash by the private sector. Higher demand raises the cost of borrowing funds using simple price mechanism stuff (expand the demand curve and equilibrium shifts)

Probs in line with legal. Humanities seem to be getting easier with science/maths going the opposite. at least that's what i've thought

^ yeah. People need to realise that we go to school to get an education not just an ATAR

No worries :)