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Does anyone remember what they got for 2c? The distance on the plank?
I thought it was OK. I lost either 2 or 3 marks (out of 4) on the sinking into the ground question, because I took the force going down as mv instead of mg for some strange reason. I also think I lost 0-3 marks on the 3 marker at the end of the paper because I drew thrust in the wrong direction (but got the correct answer, as a negative, where I simply changed the values on the left of my equations to be negative also so that it fitted).

I'm thinking 69/75 assuming I've made no other stupid mistakes I haven't foreseen yet.

The exam solutions would be just swell right now to put my mind at ease.
Reply 22
Original post by theseeker
Does anyone remember what they got for 2c? The distance on the plank?


1.33m
Reply 23
Original post by -Simon-
I meant he had nailed what the last question would be on, but, yeah I got 0.125N

:smile:


Hmm, I was so happy that I checked out the examsolutions bit on trust before the exam. :lol:
1) V = 1.5MS^-1, M = 0.3KG

T = 115 for that A to B thing

0.316m for that ball sinking into the ground question.

5km for the vectors question, then something like 12.625 for the due north bit.

Thrust = a = 1.25, then tension in string = 1.375, then speed at t = 6 = 7.5, distance travalled = 7.5, thrust = 1/8


Can't remember any more!
Reply 25
Original post by Gman1234
300 degrees for the bearing?


302 degrees
Reply 26
Original post by theseeker
Does anyone remember what they got for 2c? The distance on the plank?


I think I got 1.3 something not too sure :smile:
Reply 27
solutions are now up
Reply 28
Distance on was 4/3 m
Reply 29
i think this paper is a bit difference from the old ones

btw anyone know what is the distance falls through with the ''soft'' ground question LOL
Anybody got 155s for total time in the speed-time graph question?
Original post by Extricated
1) V = 1.5MS^-1, M = 0.3KG

T = 115 for that A to B thing 155

0.316m for that ball sinking into the ground question.

5km for the vectors question, then something like 12.625 for the due north bit.

Thrust = a = 1.25, then tension in string = 1.375, then speed at t = 6 = 7.5, distance travalled = 7.5, thrust = 1/8


Can't remember any more!


T is 155
Reply 32
Original post by theseeker
Does anyone remember what they got for 2c? The distance on the plank?


4/3m
YESYESYES

illuminate us with your ends Arsey!
Original post by oli_G
Paha, 1/8 N? :smile:


YES :biggrin: That was the one I thought I'd screwed up...

Also, does anyone know if you're penalised for giving vectors as columns, as opposed to i and j?
Does anyone know that if you show 2 methods or more, the best one counts apparently? Right?
Original post by Gman1234
300 degrees for the bearing?


uh uh. 302 I seem to remember getting. There was a strange sense of deja vu doing that one I think there was an incredibly similar question in a past paper I did...
Reply 37
75/75 :woo:

So long as I get the mark for putting 3 s not 2.99s ?
Original post by theseeker
Does anyone know that if you show 2 methods or more, the best one counts apparently? Right?


YES
Holy crap, I may have got 100!
Thanks so much Arsey! You're a bearer of great news today.

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