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PHYSICS EDEXCEL 2016 25th MAY 2016 {OFFICIAL THREAD} WHO ELSE FOUND IT HARD???

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Who else found it hard?
Predictions for grade boundaries?

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Original post by Taran001
Who else found it hard?
Predictions for grade boundaries?


I didn't think it was hard exactly. But the grade boundaries will be low. I'm predicting 46/7 A*, 39 A, 32 B, 26 C, 20 D
Original post by caitlinford3
I didn't think it was hard exactly. But the grade boundaries will be low. I'm predicting 46/7 A*, 39 A, 32 B, 26 C, 20 D


I think the A* will be much lower than 46/47 because November 2012 was 44 for an A* and it was much easier than today's paper for sure, so it should be about 40/41?
Reply 3
whats that out of
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Original post by JakeTurner16
I think the A* will be much lower than 46/47 because November 2012 was 44 for an A* and it was much easier than today's paper for sure, so it should be about 40/41?


whats the 44 out of??
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Original post by caitlinford3
I didn't think it was hard exactly. But the grade boundaries will be low. I'm predicting 46/7 A*, 39 A, 32 B, 26 C, 20 D


http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=4119023
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I do love all these threads watching people crying when they can't walk through an exam without doing any work any more.
Original post by asf878iwj
whats the 44 out of??


44/60 for an a*
If it's only 44 out of 60 for an A*, I think I have a chance at a low A*. I made so many silly mistakes (not converting Watts to Kilowatts, not realising that question was about blueshift) that cost me a lot of marks, but I think everything else went fine.

Anyway, I still have 50% (P2, P3) to go to make up a poorer performance in this exam.
Original post by Hannah'sSweets
If it's only 44 out of 60 for an A*, I think I have a chance at a low A*. I made so many silly mistakes (not converting Watts to Kilowatts, not realising that question was about blueshift) that cost me a lot of marks, but I think everything else went fine.

Anyway, I still have 50% (P2, P3) to go to make up a poorer performance in this exam.


Exactly like me, but oh well, you learn from your mistakes i guess :/
Original post by JakeTurner16
I think the A* will be much lower than 46/47 because November 2012 was 44 for an A* and it was much easier than today's paper for sure, so it should be about 40/41?


wow 40/41 would be amazing but that is very very low
Original post by caitlinford3
wow 40/41 would be amazing but that is very very low


True, but it was not easier than the november 2012 paper which was only 44 for an a*, so the minimum it could be is 43/44 if they want to be harsh, but it's not going to be around 48. If it's not then that means 100% ums.
Original post by JakeTurner16
True, but it was not easier than the november 2012 paper which was only 44 for an a*, so the minimum it could be is 43/44 if they want to be harsh, but it's not going to be around 48. If it's not then that means 100% ums.


well it is based off how we do as a country, since 2012 people have become more academic and competitive with their grades so more people may have done better, but if not maybe it will be 41 :smile:
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Original post by caitlinford3
well it is based off how we do as a country, since 2012 people have become more academic and competitive with their grades so more people may have done better, but if not maybe it will be 41 :smile:


Thats true taking that into account i think 38 A 46 A*
Not many people found this easy at the end of the day as well
Original post by Hannah'sSweets
If it's only 44 out of 60 for an A*, I think I have a chance at a low A*. I made so many silly mistakes (not converting Watts to Kilowatts, not realising that question was about blueshift) that cost me a lot of marks, but I think everything else went fine.

Anyway, I still have 50% (P2, P3) to go to make up a poorer performance in this exam.


Wait what question was about blueshift?
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Original post by InnocentElk
Wait what question was about blueshift?


The one where it said a star is 599nm away from us and the sun is 600nm i said the star is closer to us it shows less red shift. Its less distant i think i got 2/3 for this question hopefully
Reply 16
Wasnt that hard.....
Then i love science
Original post by Taran001
The one where it said a star is 599nm away from us and the sun is 600nm i said the star is closer to us it shows less red shift. Its less distant i think i got 2/3 for this question hopefully


Did you have to calculate the 599 because I cannot believe they will have written a question saying that

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