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Original post by Airess3
For the changing of the subject formula question, could i still get 1 mark for putting a root but also putting 'I-E' under the root? :confused:


maybe i suppose yes (1/3) on Q9 - since you knew to take sqrt of RHS.
Original post by tomctutor
maybe i suppose yes (1/3) on Q9 - since you knew to take sqrt of RHS.


Thanks :smile:!! So that brings me up to 57 out of 80 which is an A since you need 56/80 to get an A. Hope that SQA don't do anything to the grade boundaries this year. Or maybe bringing them down would be better for the benefit of others :smile:
Original post by Airess3
Our maths teacher took one look at all our worried faces when we came out of the exam and made a run for it!


Haha! I would've too. Eeeek! We can only hope for the best!:smile:
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I found paper 1 to be a nightmare and am certain I've failed that paper by a few marks however I think I've done really well in paper 2 - does anyone know how the overall grade is calculated? If you fail paper 1 can you still pass the exam? Or do you have to get 50% in both papers to pass? I'm confused!
How likely is it for the grade boundaries to be lower for an A this year, considering you needed only 70% last year and it was a fairly easy paper compared to this year?
Original post by lauraaaaaaaaa
How likely is it for the grade boundaries to be lower for an A this year, considering you needed only 70% last year and it was a fairly easy paper compared to this year?


I think it is likely because many people found this one hard but the grade boundaries were pretty consistent for the last few years so I'm not sure...

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