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OCR (non mei) C4 Friday 24th June 2016

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AlistairMcDonald

I have no idea what just happened.

That was the single most horrific exam I've sat in my entire life.

Original post by AlistairMcDonald

I have no idea what just happened.

That was the single most horrific exam I've sat in my entire life.

I got really strange answers....I think most of my answers are probably wrong..

Well good bye my firm offer😂

Goodbye to my firm uni

Decent paper imo, no DE which I think people usually mess up some might be highish grade boundaries

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****!

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The last question was a differential equation?

Original post by drandy76

Decent paper imo, no DE which I think people usually mess up some might be highish grade boundaries

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The last question was DE?

Yep, my trig is dodgy at best so that paper destroyed me!

username2452153

1/144 e^2 for last question??? (0,0) (1,0), (2,0) stationary points?? My answers for definite intergrals didnt match with calculator, which I believe are wrong

Probably the hardest C4 paper yet imo but I think I managed it. The parametric question (which turns out to not even really need to be a parametric!) and the last question were a bit fiddly though.

Original post by tangotangopapa2

1/144 e^2 for last question??? (0,0) (1,0), (2,0) stationary points?? My answers for definite intergrals didnt match with calculator, which I believe are wrong

Weren't those x axis crossing points not stationary points?

username1967507

that was disgusting

Original post by tangotangopapa2

1/144 e^2 for last question??? (0,0) (1,0), (2,0) stationary points?? My answers for definite intergrals didnt match with calculator, which I believe are wrong

I got e^ln(e^2/144) but they're equivalents right?

username1967507

Original post by anonymous_veg

Weren't those x axis crossing points not stationary points?

stationary points are ((3+-3)/root3, (+- 4root3)/9)

Original post by tangotangopapa2

1/144 e^2 for last question??? (0,0) (1,0), (2,0) stationary points?? My answers for definite intergrals didnt match with calculator, which I believe are wrong

I got answers those too which is reassuring. Hard paper.

unofficial markscheme anyone??

I'm reporting this paper to the police for rape and harassment!

username2452153

Original post by anonymous_veg

Weren't those x axis crossing points not stationary points?

Yes they were. I am outof my mind

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