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Hello 馃檪
A quick question , how many days does it take to find new questions. i have started on Tuesday but still finding the same questions. Under chapters.
thanks , i will be waiting for feedback , may be am not doing something right.
regards,
The quizzes for each chapter do not change – they are simply meant as a quick test at the end of each chapter.
As we make clear on our website it is essential that you buy a Revision Kit from one of the ACCA Approved Publishers. It is full of exam standard questions for practice.
thank you
You are welcome 馃檪
In the explanation of answer 1, it says that a for a bar chart , it needs to be for more than one year. but how can a bar chart present proportions of total revenue generated by geographic region for more than 1 year?
If it is used to make comparisons (which is normally the case) then it needs to be for more than one year so as to be comparing. It can present proportions by producing a component bar chart using %’s.
Can a bar chart and a scatter diagram present proportions?
A bar chart can (as I have answered to your other question). A scatter diagram can not.
For question 5 the statement/question is referring to quarterly sales but the answers refers to annual sales, that is a bit confusing. Great Lecture!!
That is deliberate and is typical of exam questions.
how is a scatter diagram most useful in presenting information about a company’s sales of heating appliances according to daily temperature?
and in the explanation of the answer, it is given that the scatter graph is also the most suitable for presenting the multiple values of sales for the same temperature. how?
Because it is easy to plot different levels of sales for the same temperature (which is not easy with other methods of presentation).
how are pie charts a graphical representation of relative frequency of quantitative data?
Because the greater the frequency then the larger the ‘slice’ on the pie chart.
80% not too bad. I really need to buy a revision kit
Yes – a Revision Kit is vital because practice at exam standard questions is so important.
Sir please ignore previous comment I realized the issue.
Sir in Q5 in this my answer is correct that the angle is 36 degrees and there is 10% of annual sales so why is my answer incorrect if I have selected these 2 options.
Hi, question 5 with the pie chart I can’t read the largest segment! I can’t tell if it’s 8.2 or 9.2. Perhaps the question could state them for clarity?
ya facing a similar issue. Could someone help out?
It is 8.2 and I will try and make it clearer (although it is only 8.2 for which 2 of the choices are correct. If it was 9.2 then none of the answers would be correct 馃檪 )
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Very good (although do make sure you get a Revision Kit from one of the ACCA approved publishers so that you have lots more exam standard questions to practice 馃檪 ).
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Every time I practice same question plzzz change question every time it’s a request it’s giving me confident to write my final exam
The questions on each chapter are just meant to be short tests and the questions will not change.
We make it clear throughout the website that it is vital that you buy a Revision Kit from one of the ACCA approved publishers (BPP and Kaplan) – they are full of exam standard questions for practice.
In addition the questions in our free online practice exam do change each time you attempt it.
Very demanding to ask someone to constantly change questions. Appreciate that this is all free!! P.S Your comment is riddled with punctuation and grammatical errors.
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An additional course ofacca to study
I do not know what you re asking!
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Well done, but do see my reply to one of your other posts 馃檪
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