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AQA Business Studies Unit 2 Post-Exam Discussion (BUSS2)

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Reply 320

Flyingdoctor

I was soooo lucky. I revised competitivity and profitability alot. I got £0.08 for the first question. Could not b bothered to change it into pence.

Reply 321

foxy333

kylerobo

The majority of people at my school got either 8 or 9p. I believe 3p is wrong and most of the people on this forum will agree :smile:

You have to remember that we're talking about money and you cannot have £15.23445344 so the most viable way to answer is to do it to two decimal places. You must have made a small error somewhere or used the wrong figures.

what a legend :biggrin:

Reply 322

jdh12345

For the negative cash flow question i remember writing that they had paid off loans or it seemed like they had because it went down from one year to another, so that would potentially peave them with a negative cash flow, is that right? and also for the first one i think i put 0.08 pence that would be wrong wouldnt it :frown: