AQA Pure Core 2 AS Maths Exam 25th May

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Reply 40

Heidirennie

Who got 5/2 for the final logs question ?

Yeah

Original post by Heidirennie

Who got 5/2 for the final logs question ?

Yeah that number sounds familiar.

What did everyone get for the vector question where you had to find k? I got -11/2 but not sure whether I was right to convert it to a negative (or if 11/2 is even the correct answer)

Reply 43

Bradley99

Original post by AccountingHelp

I agree with you, I think it is -5.5. Because the line had to shift right!!

Reply 44

swaggerdon9000

i failed D: off to drink some bleach #tescosmartprice

Reply 45

greenmath

Original post by Mynamesdyl

It was solid😂 Low grade boundaries for certain.

I probably found it easer because I'm an A2 student that's resitting it :colondollar:

Reply 46

SamMufc

Original post by Bradley99

I agree with you, I think it is -5.5. Because the line had to shift right!!

Yeah that's what I thought but everyone is saying its 5.5

Reply 47

Bradley99

Original post by AccountingHelp

Yeah that's what I thought but everyone is saying its 5.5

Doesn't mean they're right. We can stick to what we think haha.

Look at the picture I have attached.

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Reply 48

eggbot54

5.5 units to the right is 5.5 units to the left?

Reply 49

Bradley99

Yeah when translating in the X-direction it's the other way than expected, well that's what I got taught.

Reply 50

eggbot54

Original post by Bradley99

Yeah when translating in the X-direction it's the other way than expected, well that's what I got taught.

I know what you mean but that's when it's part of an equation. Surely if you wanted to move something 5.5 units to the right the vector would be (5.5,0)

Reply 51

Bradley99

Original post by eggbot54

I know what you mean but that's when it's part of an equation. Surely if you wanted to move something 5.5 units to the right the vector would be (5.5,0)

I have no idea haha

Reply 52

SamMufc

Original post by eggbot54

I know what you mean but that's when it's part of an equation. Surely if you wanted to move something 5.5 units to the right the vector would be (5.5,0)