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Dear John,
I got my result of F5: 65%.
Thank you very much for your lectures and your patience!
Have a nice day!
With kind regards,
@johnmoffat said:
That’s great – many congratulations 🙂Dear John,
I should say that your professionalism is better than my previous instructors’.
I especially love your lecture of Probability and EV, which covered more than BPP text book. In addition, do you think my mark on F5 is higher than average? Does it indicate that I am ready to proceed to P5 without attempting P3 first?
For F9 lectures, I find the receivable collection is confusing and your the pace of lecturing is little bit faster. For example, in my bpp text book, when considering whether to offer discount, bpp sometimes use the indefinite interest rate and some times it does not. In your lectures, you have not mentioned this a lot. In ACCA’s technical article, it uses different approach. What should I do ==
Thanks a lot!
Have a nice day!
I do not know what you mean by the ‘indefinite interest rate’!!
There is no such standard term, and it has never ever been relevant in any exam question.There is more than one way of setting out the answer to this sort of question, but the net result is the same. I set it out in the way I think is the most logical (and it would get full marks).
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