If x = -2.531, what is the value of x squared rounded to 2 decimal places?
A. -6.41
B. -6.40
C. 6.40
D. 6.41
D. 6.41
A coach develops a resistance training program where the weight load to be lifted is at 15−20 repetition maximum (15−20 RM). By following the program’s repetition maximum, what is the primary focus the coach is aiming to improve?
A. Endurance
B. Hypertrophy
C. Power
D. Strength
A. Endurance
Who is most likely to represent employees for an increase in wages?
A. A trade union B. Fair Work Australia C. An employer association D. Federal Court of Australia
A. A trade union
Which of the following is an example of formal care?
A. A neighbour picking up a child from after school care
B. A nurse administering medication to an elderly resident
C. A partner transporting their spouse to a medical appointment
D. A grandparent supervising their grandchildren at the local swimming pool
B. A nurse administering medication to an elderly resident
What does it mean if a safety tag is attached to a battery-operated impact gun?
A. It is fully charged.
B. It is in a dangerous condition.
C. It can only be used by a supervisor.
D. It is ready for use and has just been serviced.
B. It is in a dangerous condition.
Three years ago, the price of a uniform was $180. Due to inflation, the price increased annually by 2.5%. What is the price of this uniform now?
A. $180.14 B. $181.35 C. $193.50 D. $193.84
$193.84
Which of the following is an example of the Australian government meeting its obligations to the Ottawa Charter action area of building healthy public policy?
A. Managing the National Heart Foundation
B. Developing the annual Closing the Gap progress report
C. Advocating for schools to engage in road safety workshops
D. Supporting Cancer Council research for the prevention of lung cancer
B. Developing the annual Closing the Gap progress report
11. A distributor of a new mop surveys people in a shopping centre about their cleaning habits. The distributor then uses persuasive selling techniques to try and convince the shoppers surveyed to buy their mop. This is an example of which selling technique?
A. Sugging B. Personal selling C. Illegal marketing D. Relationship marketing
A. Sugging
Which of the following is an example of a social influence on parents?
A. A parent pressuring their children to attend places of worship.
B. A mother feeling obligated to cover up while breastfeeding in a cafe
C. A father insisting that his adult children holiday where he vacationed as a child
D. A parent ensuring their children learn recipes passed down through generations
B. A mother feeling obligated to cover up while breastfeeding in a cafe
What type of gear is found in the reverse gear of a manual transmission?
A. Bevel
B. Helical
C. Planetary
D. Straight
D. Straight
A train left Richmond at 6:42 am and arrived at Central Station at 8:04 am. The distance travelled by the train from Richmond to Central was 61 km. What was the average speed of this train, correct to the nearest km / h?
A. 38 B. 45 C. 50 D. 74
45km/h
Which of the following options includes ONLY health facilities or services that provide primary care?
A. Speech pathologist, community health centres, physiotherapy
B. Cancer oncology centres, dental clinics, reproductive health centres
C. Ambulance, remedial massage clinics, general practitioner surgeries
D. Immunisation clinics, emergency department care, cardiology services
C. Ambulance, remedial massage clinics, general practitioner surgeries
A private company wants to expand its operations. To raise funds, it intends to become a public listed company.
A. Private equity B. Commercial bill C. New issue of shares D. Share purchase plan
C. New issue of shares
Which of the following is a possible cause for the change in percentage of individuals receiving a Year 12 or equivalent qualification?
A. Academic opportunities have become more accessible. B. Teachers are more readily available to work in remote areas. C. Students feel obligated to assist with farming responsibilities. D. More people are moving to regional and remote areas than are to major cities.
A. Academic opportunities have become more accessible.
Which of the following tools could be used to diagnose a bent inlet valve in an engine?
A. Compression tester
B. Fuel pressure tester
C. Engine oil pressure tester
D. Cooling system pressure tester
A. Compression tester
The cost of electricity is 30.13 cents per kWh. Calculate the cost of using a 650 W air conditioner for 6 hours.
Outline TWO sources of stress that can affect an athlete’s performance in a grand final game.
An athlete might experience personal pressure from their own desire to win and accomplish their goals, given that the grand final is the final game of the season to determine the overall winner. Similarly, social pressure from coaches, family, and supporters who may have victory expectations can cause stress for an athlete.
A piano teaching business which guarantees highly qualified and experienced teachers is rapidly expanding across all states of Australia.
Outline how marketing of this business relies on an effective human resources department.
For this piano-teaching business to advertise and market itself as having highly skilled staff it will need to rely on the human resources department to hire teachers quickly, who are knowledgeable with the required skills.
Why is it important to credit sources of data when conducting research?
Crediting sources of data is important as it allows the researcher to show evidence of their results and research findings.
An apprentice who has recently started in a workshop is being constantly harassed by some technicians. The apprentice has informed the workplace manager that they are feeling unsafe. Describe the steps the workshop manager could take to manage the situation.
The manager can speak to the apprentice to discuss their concerns and check on the apprentice’s wellbeing. The manager will need to speak to the technicians to address their behaviour and enforce the workplace bullying and harassment policies. If the behaviour continues, the manager may need to take formal disciplinary action.
A coin is biased so that it is twice as likely to show a head than a tail.
In two throws of this coin, what is the probability of obtaining at least one head?
8/9
How can technique be used to appraise an athlete’s performance? Provide an example to support your answer.
How can technique be used to appraise an athlete’s performance? Provide an example to support your answer.
Explain how offering discounts for early payment may improve a business’s cash flow and reduce working capital.
Discounts for early payments is a strategy that allows businesses to increase their cash flow in the short term. This leads to the business accessing funds faster than if it were to wait for a full payment by the original due date. This strategy will not improve the current ratio because the current assets will decrease by the discount offered. The discount offered will reduce the revenue collected and will reduce the current cash available for working capital.
Explain how appropriate sampling can assist a researcher in achieving validity and reliability.
A researcher should carefully select a sample representing a subset of the population to ensure valid and reliable data is collected. For example, to ensure validity, when conducting research about primary school aged children in NSW, it would be essential to ensure that the students researched are of primary school age
A customer has brought in a vehicle, claiming its engine is overheating. During testing, no external coolant leaks could be found. Explain possible causes of the engine overheating.
The thermostat regulates coolant flow through the radiator. If the thermostat was stuck closed, then there would be insufficient coolant flow through the radiator to cool the engine. Another cause of overheating may be a faulty engine cooling fan. If the fan is belt-driven a slipping fan belt would not allow the fan to cool the radiator. A faulty viscous coupling or electric fan would also not cool the radiator causing overheating. A blown head gasket may be another cause of engine overheating. Combustion gases entering the cooling system would cause the engine to overheat due to their high temperatures.