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AQA A2 Mathematics Pure Core 4 MPC4 - 17th June 2016

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C3 35-40 raw
C4 ~ 55 raw

UMS predictions anyone?, thanks
Original post by joef1337
I managed to store some of my answers in my calculator (Stats mode is great!), besides the "show that" questions, and this is what I had:

1)A = -1/2, B = 9/2
-1 + 7x - 22/3 x^2 + O(x^3)
-1/2 < x < 1/2

2)x = 0°, 99.6°, 206.4°

3)A = -3, B = 2, C = 9
p = -69/2 (lol), q = 9/2

4) m = 181g, t_1/2 = 330 days

5) p = 2/15
r = 1/3, s = 4/15

6) cos theta = 13/35
intersection = (2, 0, -1)
C = (5/2, -5/6, 7/6), D = (3/2, 5/6, 5/6) (or vice versa)

7) gradient = e^4/2

8) k = 12, c = -pi (but if you put the +c on the opposite integral, you would have got c = pi assuming that's correct)

Anyone agree?


For question 2, should not 0 be eliminated since the boundaries were 0 < x < 360
Anyone remember the binomial question?
How many marks would I lose if I did the trig one in radians i forgot to look at the limits :frown:
looks like what i got, except for the first question A was -5/2 not -1/2 i think
Original post by joef1337
I managed to store some of my answers in my calculator (Stats mode is great!), besides the "show that" questions, and this is what I had:

1)A = -1/2, B = 9/2
-1 + 7x - 22/3 x^2 + O(x^3)
-1/2 < x < 1/2

2)x = 0°, 99.6°, 206.4°

3)A = -3, B = 2, C = 9
p = -69/2 (lol), q = 9/2

4) m = 181g, t_1/2 = 330 days

5) p = 2/15
r = 1/3, s = 4/15

6) cos theta = 13/35
intersection = (2, 0, -1)
C = (5/2, -5/6, 7/6), D = (3/2, 5/6, 5/6) (or vice versa)

7) gradient = e^4/2

8) k = 12, c = -pi (but if you put the +c on the opposite integral, you would have got c = pi assuming that's correct)

Anyone agree?
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Original post by Uzair142
For question 2, should not 0 be eliminated since the boundaries were 0 < x < 360


That's such a cheeky question. So many people will lose marks because of that :frown:
Original post by hi-zen-berg
C3 35-40 raw
C4 ~ 55 raw

UMS predictions anyone?, thanks

C/D for core 3
B for core 4
Original post by Matt309
looks like what i got, except for the first question A was -5/2 not -1/2 i think


Ah yep, -5/2 not -1/2!
Who has the question 6?


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Original post by 000536
That's such a cheeky question. So many people will lose marks because of that :frown:


The usual policy is that they ignore extra trigonometric values and you get the mark if you've got all the valid ones in that range.
Was the Ax + B + C/? question out of 6?


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Original post by Uzair142
For question 2, should not 0 be eliminated since the boundaries were 0 < x < 360


I didn't eliminate 0 either
Original post by Matt309
looks like what i got, except for the first question A was -5/2 not -1/2 i think


Yeah, wrote -5/2 in the exam but when I copied it from my calculator to some paper and then from the paper to this thread I misread my 5 as a 1
Can anyone remember their co-ordinates for C and D in the vectors question. I remember I got (integer, a/3, b/3) for both co-ordinates, but can't remember what I got for a and b. Alternatively can anyone remember the question?
Original post by maisym00
Uuurgh so annoyed core 3 went really well for me but this didn't. Hope my core 3 ums brings me up to A* :/ For the integration question I got 9/2ln3 -69/2, but this comes up as a negative number.. Have I done it wrong?

I got the same value and my integration calculator agreed so should be fine
Original post by Uzair142
For question 2, should not 0 be eliminated since the boundaries were 0 < x < 360

Oh, wow, that's SO sneaky! I've lost at least 1 mark then...
Can someone direct me to a mark scheme? Thanks
Original post by Uzair142
For question 2, should not 0 be eliminated since the boundaries were 0 < x < 360


Yes as x is greater than 0 therefore x cannot be 0
What did people get for the ax + b + c/something??
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Original post by Matt309
looks like what i got, except for the first question A was -5/2 not -1/2 i think


i agree it was -5/2

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