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That last regression question at the end stooged me.
 

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There was a but of ECOP thrown in, wasnt there? Funky.
But yeah it was a bunch of tricky theoretical crap that no one bothered to memorise. Was there some form of autocorrelation? I thought we hadnt't covered that.

Multiple choice was very very tricky.

Finance Qs took me ages to do for some reason.

That's all from me.
 

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i took long time to do MC, the MC is hard for me, there are a lot of theroies in the MC.............. :chainsaw: :chainsaw: and the last qs OMG............bullshit for everything....................... :chainsaw: :chainsaw: :chainsaw:
i just hope i can pass the course ...............PRAYing,..........................
 

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question 3 of section B (the regression question was really hard...i think i got close to no marks on that part). The multiple choice was kinda hard, but i thought questions 1 and 2 of part B were ok. Maybe i will just scrape a pass.
 

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matt#1 said:
question 3 of section B (the regression question was really hard...i think i got close to no marks on that part). The multiple choice was kinda hard, but i thought questions 1 and 2 of part B were ok. Maybe i will just scrape a pass.
for Q2 in Part B, did u use present value table or fv table?
 

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hey in that probability question in MC> the yes/no one about the dice being thrown and whether the game was fair.
Did you answer Yes or No?
 

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1Time4thePpl said:
hey in that probability question in MC> the yes/no one about the dice being thrown and whether the game was fair.
Did you answer Yes or No?
haha... no idea.. i guessed it.

OMG, last year's paper is so much easier
 

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1Time4thePpl said:
hey in that probability question in MC> the yes/no one about the dice being thrown and whether the game was fair.
Did you answer Yes or No?
i said no. but i kinda just guessed because i think i stuffed up my working
 

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kow_dude said:
OMG, last year's paper is so much easier
Agreed.




The game wasn't fair. I remember that question from year 12 maths I couldn't believe they put it in.


As for the annuity tables, you had to use present values.
 

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do we just need to get an aggregate total of 50% to pass the unit? or is it 51%?
 

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i think the answer to the dice was that it was not fair, but the difference i got was not big though

thought some of the "which statement was false" questions were pretty dodgy, but the rest seemed alright - wasn't expecting those at all
 
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myg0t said:
As for the annuity tables, you had to use present values.
I thought for the moderated R you had to use FV once (as well as PV). To find the future accumulated amount, then using that amount (at repayment whatever 13?) to find the new R.
 

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for 1 did you say it was descriptive
2 inferential

and the standard deviation question "none of the above"
 

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the first one i said inferential....

i did not pick "none of the above" for any multi
 

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That regression question was shit. The rest was reasonable, I guess.
 

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I'm pretty sure for that moderated R you had to use present values...as in example 1)c in maths of finance lecture notes 3.
 

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