Statistics help required, not cheating

damos92

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(edited 12 years ago)

Reply 1

5c00ter

Its not difficult, just REALY hard to get 100% on cause the mark scheme wants specific answers so you can drop marks without realising it in the exam

Reply 2

Jayj_Leigh

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my advice is simply to buy the statistics textbook and do every single question or most of them, repetition is the way to revise maths (Y) i got an A doing this... and when i say textbook i dont mean the **** off massive ones just get like the revision guide or a smaller one :smile:

It's fairly straightforward tbh...

but definately agree with the above - its hard to get 100% because of the explanation questions so you'll most likely drop like 2 or 3 marks - but an A is only 80%

Reply 3

damos92

OP

Jayj_Leigh

my advice is simply to buy the statistics textbook and do every single question or most of them, repetition is the way to revise maths (Y) i got an A doing this... and when i say textbook i dont mean the **** off massive ones just get like the revision guide or a smaller one :smile:

It's fairly straightforward tbh...

but definitely agree with the above - its hard to get 100% because of the explanation questions so you'll most likely drop like 2 or 3 marks - but an A is only 80%

Yeah i did this in Maths for GCSE, i slacked off for most of the year, near the end i worked my ass off, got that A and left full of pride. This year, i'm putting all my effort in. Thanks for the reply, also to the guy above you.

Statistics help required, not cheating

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