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OCR (non mei) C4 Friday 24th June 2016

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I found that paper today notoriously hard, anyone agree?

Original post by Dom1997

You'll lose 0/1 on what was a difficult question so I wouldn't worry.

isnt it e^(ln(1/144)+2)=y

61 for A*?

ask for inv lets get some answers up

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Original post by ali malikzade

isnt it e^(ln(1/144)+2)=y

2=2lne=lne^2 so ln(1/144)+2=ln(e^2/144)

hopefully 51 for an A? this was very hard like june 2013 and 14??

16characterlimit

Original post by duncant

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TuRvu_G6aIwanpOfLcxM8LTwPxmJtf87YpODddRVg7w/edit ask for inv lets get some answers up

Can you make it viewable without access?

why do you have to request access just do it like the C3 one

Anyone remember what question 2 was?

Original post by 16characterlimit

Can you make it viewable without access?

sorry here

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Original post by XY123

Last year was way easier

With due respect, I am saying this without all the added exam stress.

Have a look at what people said last year about their c4 exam, every year people always say "This is the hardest exam ever".

It's not! Have a look at June 14 c4, the questions there were much more challenging then what we had today.

Original post by XY123

I did the same, I just assumed i flopped the whole Q but does that simplify to the right answer?

I'm pretty sure it does I haven't tried though because I'm not feeling doing more a level maths after I'm done ahah. Without the simplifying bit the differential equation was decent and getting it in the right form was the really tough bit so I think i might have got it right? I'm just not sure how many marks there would be for simplifying it

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Only look at the paper image pls

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Original post by TheNicholas

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Agree with every single one of those solutions.

Original post by TheNicholas

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Q5 asked for coordinates not position vector

16characterlimit

I was an idiot in the last question and left it as (9/1296)e^2

Will I lose a mark?

How many marks was the whole of question 9 worth and what were the breakdowns please?

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Original post by connorbarr

Q5 asked for coordinates not position vector

What did you put?

Original post by tmoss99

It was very stupid of me to put it like that but I do think it's in the right form.they asked for Ae^x. A=1 and e=(ln(e^2)/144)

No A=e^ln(1/144)
A= 1/144
So is (1/144)e^2

I think

Original post by TheNicholas

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Only look at the paper image pls

unlucky dude the last one is y=e^ln(1/144)+2

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