P2 unofficial markscheme 2016 aqa

pretty sure it was 0.015 Bro

omfg are you serious

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i done that then done it it differently then differently again OMG

I got 0.015 then 0.6 then 0.3 OMFG why did I decide to change it ffsss

The voltage was 3 for the tickbox? i picked it then crossed it out and picked 12, then 6 -_- :/

I thought it was what is nuclear fission not fusion?

Unlucky bro! and V was 12 I think.

lol I had that ticked and i changed it when invigilator was taking my paper ffs

Idek if i'll get more than 12 marks on this paper it went so ****. I'm hoping I can get A* in chem and biology to scrape an A overall :/

crap

Unlucky bro! and V was 12 I think.

What did you get in your ISA's? hopefully they push you up. And im sure you got more than 12 so dont worry!

What did you get in your ISA's? hopefully they push you up. And im sure you got more than 12 so dont worry!

Man literally the only thing I knew was the 6 marker and a few marks on stars, literally every question was alien to me, i lost at least 15 marks by writing the right thing and crossing it out + at least 30-40 on not knowing anything

I got 50/50 on ISA, and did well on b2 and c2 (hopefully) but I actually cannot think which questions would give me more than 12 marks lol, literally.

I might have just messed it up, and no A for me :x

50/50 gives you breathing space just hope for the best!

I got a B in my ISA so how many marks do you think I'll need overall for atleast a C?

About 16 in both core and additional.

50/50 gives you breathing space just hope for the best!

Think I can possibly manage that, I somehow got to do core last year and managed to get a B with literally no knowledge at all, think the examiner felt sorry for me

Also why do you do 1850 / 84 in the last question? Everyone in my school did that and I thought about doing it, but done something else :/

I thought they gave 1850 N as the force PUSHING the guy on the jetpack, so you had to work out the resultant force too because that's on the fomrula sheet, so 1850N-his weight in N , which gives me like 1010N and then 1010/84 :/ ffs

it was 3 marks too, and it gave the units

Because F = m * a so to get the Acceleration you divide the force by the mass which is 1850/84 and you definitely got 2 marks for working!

but on formula sheet it says F = resultant force, not force / force applied

Yea the question said the person moved upwards with a force of 1850N which means the resultant force was 1850N, because that was the resultant motion. If they said the force acting upwards is 1850 N you would have had to minus the weight from the upward force.