noob vcaa question :D

[physics]

i was wondering for the financial arithemtic and assets and values etc if we could use finance solver as the working out as in stating that
PV=
PMt=
I=
etc etc and use that as working out and all we do is plug in the answers :S or do we have to prove it with fomrulas and double check with the finance solver D: 8-)
cheers for helping

[UncleXxx]

Yeah just chuck everything that's on your calc as your working out.

[Martoman]

Advice? Don't do the financial maths part of further. It kills the best of us, including me. Just stupid things can happen. Rather: matrices, graphs and number sequences (or geometry, but that is just asking for you to make a mistake) are the best.

[kenhung123]

Yes financial maths 'seems' really mathematical with all those equations but really its not. Quite a lot of the time you would need to count each day to find 't' variable. It just cannot be worked out with a formula. But I had a look at the exam and the first few questions are incredibly easy..I'll have a look at the rest now..

Well yea, the module doesn't seem too bad. Its rather short so I think its not too worth changing modules. If you would change, I wouldn't change more than one.

[m@tty]

Advice? Don't do the financial maths part of further. It kills the best of us, including me. Just stupid things can happen. Rather: matrices, graphs and number sequences (or geometry, but that is just asking for you to make a mistake) are the best.

Ohhh. Do networks That module sounds awesome!! Sarcasm.....

[Martoman]

Eh networks requires effort (ie: thinking).