Examination 1 is 40 multiple-choice questions, one mark each, in 90 minutes of writing after 15 minutes of reading: 16 on data analysis and 8 each on recursion and financial modelling, matrices, and networks and decision mathematics.
| Examination 1 | 40 multiple-choice questions, 90 minutes |
|---|---|
| Examination 2 | 60 marks of short and extended answers, 90 minutes |
| Study score | Each examination 30%; coursework 40% |
| Technology | CAS and a scientific calculator, one bound reference |
Ninety minutes for 40 questions is two and a quarter minutes each. Work each question out before you look at the options: the wrong options are the answers common slips give, such as a population standard deviation or an annual rate used per month.
CAS technology, a scientific calculator and one bound reference, which may be annotated. A formula sheet is provided.
| Floor area (m²) | Weekly rent (dollars) |
|---|---|
| 45 | 480 |
| 52 | 590 |
| 58 | 580 |
| 64 | 740 |
| 71 | 770 |
| 77 | 860 |
| 85 | 930 |
| Activity | Duration (days) | Immediate predecessors |
|---|---|---|
| A | 4 | none |
| B | 6 | none |
| C | 3 | A |
| D | 5 | A |
| E | 2 | B, C |
| F | 7 | B, C |
| G | 4 | D, E |
| H | 3 | F, G |
| I | 5 | D |
40 multiple-choice questions, one mark each, in 90 minutes of writing.
No. Each is 30% of the study score.