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UNOFFICIAL MARKSCHEME Edexcel Maths Calculator paper 09/06/2016

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Original post by AQAbio/business
For the graph question, i plotted all the points correctly but joined them instead of joining with a curve, will i lose marks for this?
generally yes you would, as you learn that a x*3 graph is curved.
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Original post by AQAbio/business
For the graph question, i plotted all the points correctly but joined them as straight lines instead of joining with a curve, will i lose marks for this?


I don't think so. Due to the fact that there was nothing you had to do with the graph after drawing it. If you had to work out values etc. like in the non calc that would be another story....
Original post by Smileyfacecloud
Can anyone show me the work solution for question 20? 3x^2+6x-2
I got totally different answers


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Original post by Nortexg
Yeah I used the answer button and wrote down one other working fully. My final calculator answer was 80.4755... To three significant figures it's 80.48 as the 0 is not a significant figure.


In 80.48 3 s.f would be 80.5
The zero when in the middle is a significant figure. When a number is 42.20 it can be written as 42.2. As 0 is not an sf in that
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Original post by anna-mackinlay
I did


Have you got the mark scheme
Reply 1785
its 100% 3.8 because 3.75 rounds up to 3.8 (1dp)????


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And whats all the confusion about the trial and error? Its 3.8 :smile:
Original post by Maphec
can someone explain question 15, the car depreciation as i got the answer as yes?


He bought the car for £15000
In the first year it lost 23% of its value so, your multiplier for that part would be 0.77
15000x0.77= £11,550
Then for the next two years it lost 18%, so here your multiplier would be 0.82. So you would either do:
11,550x0.82^2=£7,766.22
Or
11,550x0.82=£9471
9471x0.82= £7,766.22

1/2 of £15000 is £7500 and £7766.22 is higher so it has not lost more than half its original value.
Question 7 is 3.7
Trial and improvement! 34 is closer to the 3.7 solution than the 3.8 one
Reply 1789
For the last question i only worked up until finding 5.26 how many marks would i get. I counted 87 in total. If anyones looking for the paper here is the link to a yt vid but it doesnt have the 1st question and he got the bar question wrong (the answer is 3 bars)


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if i said 45% for the second part of stem and leaf would i still get the marks
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It was 3.75 tho not 3.7 which rounds up to 3.8(1dp)


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Original post by Edgerulezs
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Thank you I saw where I went wrong now.
Reply 1794
For stem and leaf do u have to put 9/20 as a decimal to get the full marks
What if I used 3.142 for pie?
Original post by GKT
Have you got the mark scheme


http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=4153261&p=65600663#post65600663

This is someone elses answers so don't guarntee that they are all correct but its a rough overview. I'll keep looking out for another one
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Original post by Georgia Hermione
if i said 45% for the second part of stem and leaf would i still get the marks


Yes as 45%=0.45=9/20


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Original post by anna-mackinlay
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=4153261&p=65600663#post65600663

This is someone elses answers so don't guarntee that they are all correct but its a rough overview. I'll keep looking out for another one


I just posted the link but here it is again
https://youtu.be/ahe6jmuT2DM



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Original post by Smileyfacecloud
Thank you I saw where I went wrong now.


Welcomee 😁 And don't worry about it, you'll only prolly lose like a mark a worse x

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