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AQA Core 3 13th June 2011 exam

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Original post by ibysaiyan

Original post by ibysaiyan
Interesting development..
any more tips =)?


For trig stuff this may not make any sense but look at the final result and try to get rid of the odd number or so.
Reply 21
Original post by loki276
Also he writes the paper about 2 years before so he won't even remember whats on it


If he wrote the paper, even two years ago he would remember the just of what is on it.
How did he remember it was so hard then?
Original post by Sheldon
If he wrote the paper, even two years ago he would remember the just of what is on it.
How did he remember it was so hard then?


Because they are being forced to make the papers harder......
Reply 23
Original post by loki276
Because they are being forced to make the papers harder......


Sucks tobe us then haha
Original post by Sheldon
Sucks tobe us then haha


Technically speaking it should make it easier to get the A* or A but harder to get the E. Although not sure
Reply 25
Original post by loki276
Technically speaking it should make it easier to get the A* or A but harder to get the E. Although not sure


How so?
Original post by loki276
Technically speaking it should make it easier to get the A* or A but harder to get the E. Although not sure


Hmm.. I am aiming for a full 100% on this module but your post is making it sound hard. :/
Original post by Sheldon

Original post by Sheldon
How so?


Grade boundaries are lower if a lot of people **** up
Reply 28
PILOT on wednesday=faiiiiiiiil
Original post by Sheldon

Original post by Sheldon
PILOT on wednesday=faiiiiiiiil


Is that the c3 c4 combined paper? Would have loved to have been able to do that
Reply 30
Original post by loki276
Is that the c3 c4 combined paper? Would have loved to have been able to do that


It is. they are like 10x harder than the singles
Original post by Sheldon
It is. they are like 10x harder than the singles


The Unstructured questions? We did some questions I loved doing them. Might be cos I am used to doing of them
Reply 32
hi can some one help please?

I'm stuck on question 9c june 2006

http://store.aqa.org.uk/qual/gceasa/qp-ms/AQA-MPC3-W-QP-JUN06.PDF

we've never done anything like that. it is so weird. is it even on the syllabus?
Original post by Flint_09
hi can some one help please?

I'm stuck on question 9c june 2006

http://store.aqa.org.uk/qual/gceasa/qp-ms/AQA-MPC3-W-QP-JUN06.PDF

we've never done anything like that. it is so weird. is it even on the syllabus?


seems like you need to use standard integrals
Original post by Flint_09

Original post by Flint_09
hi can some one help please?

I'm stuck on question 9c june 2006

http://store.aqa.org.uk/qual/gceasa/qp-ms/AQA-MPC3-W-QP-JUN06.PDF

we've never done anything like that. it is so weird. is it even on the syllabus?


reverse the dx/dy you get and you will get an equation which will be 1/((1/2)cosy), now cos y is the same as squareroot of (cosy)^2, write (cosy)^2 in terms of (siny)^2 and rearranger from first euation to write in terms of x. Hope that makes sense
Original post by whizz-kid

Original post by whizz-kid
seems like you need to use standard integrals


No that's not it.
Original post by loki276

Original post by loki276
reverse the dx/dy you get and you will get an equation which will be 1/((1/2)cosy), now cos y is the same as squareroot of (cosy)^2, write (cosy)^2 in terms of (siny)^2 and rearranger from first euation to write in terms of x. Hope that makes sense


Just tried it and it works
Reply 37
Original post by loki276
reverse the dx/dy you get and you will get an equation which will be 1/((1/2)cosy), now cos y is the same as squareroot of (cosy)^2, write (cosy)^2 in terms of (siny)^2 and rearranger from first euation to write in terms of x. Hope that makes sense


Thanks i got it.
Reply 38
Could someone help me on 2d of June 2006:

http://store.aqa.org.uk/qual/gceasa/qp-ms/AQA-MPC3-W-QP-JUN06.PDF

I have an idea although I don't quite understand how you end up with 8 outside the brackets.

Thanks in advance.
Original post by lbavfc
Could someone help me on 2d of June 2006:

http://store.aqa.org.uk/qual/gceasa/qp-ms/AQA-MPC3-W-QP-JUN06.PDF

I have an idea although I don't quite understand how you end up with 8 outside the brackets.

Thanks in advance.


Which bit ?
2 a or 2b ?

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