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Re: Matrixes are so easy in 2009 VCAA exam??? 2010 so hard?
« Reply #15 on: October 29, 2011, 09:36:19 pm »
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Oh makes sense now, i was just confusing myself and going in circles! thanks dude
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Re: Matrixes are so easy in 2009 VCAA exam??? 2010 so hard?
« Reply #16 on: October 30, 2011, 01:27:11 pm »
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how would you guys do this?

Question 7
Each year, a family always goes on its holiday to one of three places; Portland (P), Quambatook (Q) or
Rochester (R).
They never go to the same place two years in a row. For example, if they went to Portland one year, they would
not go to Portland the next year; they would go to Quambatook or Rochester instead.
A transition matrix that can be used to model this situation is

q7 Vcaa exam 1 for matrices


what year is this question from? i cant find it anywhere from my pile of prac exams!
2010: Psychology, VET: Hospitality (Front of House), Chinese (SL)
2011: English (SL), Business Management, Further Mathematics, Studio Arts
ATAR: 97.90

Current: UoM - BCom + DipLang

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Re: Matrixes are so easy in 2009 VCAA exam??? 2010 so hard?
« Reply #17 on: October 30, 2011, 02:43:09 pm »
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pretty sure 2007 vcaa
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