Higher Maths

I was wondering if anyone had any links to the solutions for the 2000 Higher Maths Paper and the 2002 Winter Diet Higher Maths Paper?

Anyone that does is an absolute lifesaver! :smile:

Reply 1

T24

Yeah I could really do with solutions to the winter diet paper aswell! Much appreciated anyone who knows where they can be found :smile:

Reply 2

Blu3j4yw4y

Yup! Freshly scanned, enjoy :smile:

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b60/Eggsforall/mathshigher2000.jpg
(afraid I can't tell you if the correction is right or wrong, bought it second hand, haven't done this one yet)

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b60/Eggsforall/mathshigherwinter20021.jpg
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b60/Eggsforall/mathshigherwinter20022.jpg

I also have 2001 and 2002 answers if you'd like them?

Reply 3

SelfishGiant

Blu3j4yw4y

Yup! Freshly scanned, enjoy :smile:

You are an absolute life saver, thank you so much! :biggrin:

2001 and 2002 would be amazing, if that's possible :smile:

Reply 4

Blu3j4yw4y

Here ya go :biggrin:

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b60/Eggsforall/mathsp1.jpg
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b60/Eggsforall/mathsp2.jpg
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b60/Eggsforall/mathsp3.jpg

If its the "Two Specimen Question Papers, 2000 to 2002 and Winter Diet 2002 Past Papers" book you've got, I have the specimen answers too while I'm at it XD

I have quite a few maths/physics/chem past paper answers, and a couple of english ones as well, if anyone's short just ask and I'll have a look. :smile:

Reply 5

SelfishGiant

Thank you!

I don't suppose you know how to do question 2 b and c from 2000 Paper 2? :s

Reply 6

Blu3j4yw4y

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b60/Eggsforall/2000p2q2ab.jpg
For (b) you want to find the length of QC because you know C's x co-ordinate much be 1 as QC is parallel to x axis. Basically I just found a couple of angles, then a bit of Pythagoras and trig

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b60/Eggsforall/2000p2q2c.jpg
For (c) you find the equations of both tangents. CT (y=9 as m is 0) and PT (perpendicular gradient of PC and use point P) then substitution to find point of intersection (made a mistake on this one :angelblush:

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Reply 7

SelfishGiant

Blu3j4yw4y

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Thank you so, so, so much! :jumphug:

Reply 8

Blu3j4yw4y

SelfishGiant

Thank you so, so, so much! :jumphug:

S'cool

Any more? This is actually motivating me to do revision better than I can myself :p:

Reply 9

SelfishGiant

Blu3j4yw4y

S'cool

Any more? This is actually motivating me to do revision better than I can myself :p:

I have a feeling I shall be inundating you with Maths/Physics questions :p:

I'm not exactly scientifically orientated, I'm afraid.

How would you do Questions 6 of the same paper? :smile:

Reply 10

Blu3j4yw4y

SelfishGiant

I have a feeling I shall be inundating you with Maths/Physics questions :p:

I'm not exactly scientifically orientated, I'm afraid.

How would you do Questions 6 of the same paper? :smile:

Haha, don't worry about it xD
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b60/Eggsforall/2000p2q6.jpg
Derive, make it equal 0, work out x :smile:

(surds + algebra = ick)

Reply 11

SelfishGiant

Blu3j4yw4y

Haha, don't worry about it xD
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b60/Eggsforall/2000p2q6.jpg
Derive, make it equal 0, work out x :smile:

(surds + algebra = ick)

Thank you

If you ever need English assistance, ask me :p:

Reply 12

FuturePilot

Blu3j4yw4y

I have quite a few maths/physics/chem past paper answers, and a couple of english ones as well, if anyone's short just ask and I'll have a look. :smile:

Hey