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Jing_jing
Also for question 4, did the argument have to be in radians?


no i think they would accept degrees in you marked it with a degree symbol
Bunkd
Thanks Mr M

Two things: 1) What do you think the grade boundaries would be
2) Have you got the answers for Core 4?

Thanks again


1) dunno - it didn't seem particularly difficult so not high
2) i posted them some time ago in the C4 thread
Mr M
no i think they would accept degrees in you marked it with a degree symbol

for question 3.. could you have:

1/3n (n + 1/2) ( n- 1/2)
Reply 183
Mr M
1) dunno - it didn't seem particularly difficult so not high
2) i posted them some time ago in the C4 thread

If you have a copy of the FP1 paper, could you tell me what the original quadratic equation was on Question 7? - The one about roots
Mr M
no i think they would accept degrees in you marked it with a degree symbol


Thanks! Also, for question 2 (ii) I didn't fully factorise my answer and left it as 1/3 n (4n^2 - 1). Do you think I've only dropped one mark there?


via-the-void
What a stupid question! Of course I was listening.... just, forgot it, that's all :p:


XD Because we listen on Friday lessons... after about one hour of pointless proofs/pictures of squares and parallelograms that don't make sense!
729
If you have a copy of the FP1 paper, could you tell me what the original quadratic equation was on Question 7? - The one about roots


x^2 +2kx +k = 0
Jing_jing
Thanks! Also, for question 2 (ii) I didn't fully factorise my answer and left it as 1/3 n (4n^2 - 1). Do you think I've only dropped one mark there?


yes
Reply 187
I've done better than I thought I did, though I dropped marks only in questions 2 and 3. How crap.
Mr M
yes


Hey Mr M! Did you catch my question at the beginning of page 9 of this thread? Thanks! :smile:
Reply 189
Mr M
x^2 +2kx +k = 0

If i ended up with k(x^2) - 4(k^2)x + 4(k^2) = 0
Will I still get any marks, as it is still the correct answer, but I just didn't divide throughout by k?
Reply 190
mr m i made one error after factorising the summations equation then whilst expanding the other brackets i made a silly mistake so my answer is wrong but up until then my method was right and i took 1/3 out. how many marks do u think i would lose?
Reply 191
StephS1
mr m i made one error after factorising the summations equation then whilst expanding the other brackets i made a silly mistake so my answer is wrong but up until then my method was right and i took 1/3 out. how many marks do u think i would lose?


I think you'd lose two :biggrin: - on previous mark schemes, you'd get marks, up to the point you realised you were supposed to factorise :biggrin:
Mr M
OCR (not OCR MEI) FP1 Answers June 2010



9 (i) a(a1)a(a-1) (3 marks)

(ii) (a) Inconsistent

(b) Consistent but no unique solution

(c) Consistent with unique solution




I wrote B as inconsistent, how many marks do you think I would lose for that? Also, how do you actually show that it was consistent?

Thankyou so much, you're awesome.
729
If i ended up with k(x^2) - 4(k^2)x + 4(k^2) = 0
Will I still get any marks, as it is still the correct answer, but I just didn't divide throughout by k?


Think you will probably get full marks - it doesn't say find the simplest quadratic equation of this type.
Edward Boyd
I wrote B as inconsistent, how many marks do you think I would lose for that? Also, how do you actually show that it was consistent?

Thankyou so much, you're awesome.


Have a look at page 16 on the OCR FP1 textbook.
snowman18992
Thanks a lot that is great! Two things:

For the shaded regeion where were we supposed to shade? I shaded inside the circle, between Re(z)=3 and Re(z)=6. Wasn't too sure on that!

And for the one marker on whether it converges, do you think I would get the mark for just saying that as n increases the result can get infinitely big/there is no limit on it's value?

Cheers!


Sorry didn't see this.

Shade right side of the line and the interior of the circle.
Mr M
Sorry didn't see this.

Shade right side of the line and the interior of the circle.

heyy sorryy..

for question 3.. could you have:

1/3n (n + 1/2) ( n- 1/2)

thanks
Mr M
(ii) 2 x 2 matrix top row -7 - 20 bottom row 11 -20 (4 marks)

(ii) Shade region (2 marks)


Monsieur M,
How many marks would I lose for the following errors:

1) Forgetting the minus sign in front of 7 in 2 part ii in the matrices question

2) 6 part ii, I only shaded in the fourth quadrant when I had to shade part of the first quadrant to the right of x=3

3) Question 7 I but x^2 + 4kx +4k (didn't put -4kx)

Merci Mr. M... I've told you this before, but once more won't hurt, you are a legend :smile:
Mr M
Sorry didn't see this.

Shade right side of the line and the interior of the circle.


So it fills the whole circle to the right of the line and doesn't stop at
Re(z)=6?

And to my answer on whether the series converges?
nikita_atikin
Monsieur M,
How many marks would I lose for the following errors:

1) Forgetting the minus sign in front of 7 in 2 part ii in the matrices question

2) 6 part ii, I only shaded in the fourth quadrant when I had to shade part of the first quadrant to the right of x=3

3) Question 7 I but x^2 + 4kx +4k (didn't put -4kx)

Merci Mr. M... I've told you this before, but once more won't hurt, you are a legend :smile:


1) drop one

2) drop one

3) drop one

you are welcome

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