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Leaving Cert 2014 OT v2.0 - Official Bitch & Moan thread
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Hotale.com wrote: »Law Abiding Citizen is some film!
I actually root for Gerard Butler's character in it haha0 -
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Never mind just ignore me
It's too late to think straight.
Just searched for my bebo account there....I got so many bebo hearts
(I remember making another account just to send myself them! :pac: )
Oh the good old days when we worried more about what 'skin' we should use than about the future :rolleyes:0 -
little sis... wrote: »Just searched for my bebo account there....I got so many bebo hearts (I remember making another account just to send myself them! :pac: )
Oh the good old days when we worried more about what 'skin' we should use than about the future :rolleyes:
Now I just worry if I have skins
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That's kinda how I understood it.
But, I read the question and wrote this in the solutions.
Am I going crazy?
You're doing it the wrong way around!
You're confusing how the devaluation/inflation malarkey works.
If each year inflation (or whatever term they use), is 6%, then a repayment of €3000 in two years time is equivalent to 3000/(1.06²) of today's money. A repayment of 3000 in four years time is equal to 3000/(1.06⁴) of today's money. And so on.
Basically each unit of currency is worth less as time progresses
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Strange question, but does anybody know the thickness of the paper we get to write on in the exams. I mean is it thick or thin or just in the middle. It's a deciding factor in which pens I'll use. Never thought I'd be asking this question anyway 0
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AtomicKoala wrote: »You're doing it the wrong way around!
You're confusion how the devaluation/inflation malarkey works.
If each year inflation (or whatever term they use), is 6%, then a repayment of €3000 in two years time is equivalent to 3000/(1.06²) of today's money. A repayment of 3000 in four years time is equal to 3000/(1.06⁴) of today's money. And so on.
Basically each unit of currency is worth less as time progresses
Cheers! I think I get it now
I'm only doing Financial Maths now We never did it in class.
Strange question, but does anybody know the thickness of the paper we get to write on in the exams. I mean is it thick or thin or just in the middle. It's a deciding factor in what pens I'll use. Never thought I'd be asking this question anyway
Thick enough for me to use a fountain pen. It's really good paper.0 -
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onethreefive wrote: »Why did I not study properly throughout the last two years! Can someone reassure me again that they don't know everything they need to for english either? I need constant reassurance these days.
Hey, I know everything I need to know for English, and more.
Hope this helps,
Signed: Your Competition
I'm just kidding, you'll be fine don't worry. Cram, get off of this 0 -
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Strange question, but does anybody know the thickness of the paper we get to write on in the exams. I mean is it thick or thin or just in the middle. It's a deciding factor in which pens I'll use. Never thought I'd be asking this question anyway
I understand your worries! I wanna know how narrow ruled the lines are for accounting purposes, like will I fit my final account onto one page or will I have to use space saving measures?
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