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Edexcel Linear Higher Non-Calc June 2011 Model answers on the actual paper (1st post)

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Reply 60
Original post by saralovesyou
with 2a, didnt you have to describe the relationship, not correlation? i put the more pages there were, the longer it took to read


either is fine
Reply 61
Original post by examgirl
i got h=2x as well i think that is right because the formula for the hemisphere was 2/3 pi r^3? and that dumb density question i did one silly mistake! for the gradient i got -1/2 for the last question was easy... cant remember what i wrote!


It was asking for the surface area. The formula above is the volume.
Reply 62
Original post by examgirl
for the make k the subject i got:
tk-2t=k
-2t=k-tk
-2t=k-tk
-2t=k(-t+1)
k=-2t/-t+1


That's fine. You can simplify it to 2t/t-1 by multiplying top and bottom by -1 but your answer will get full marks.
i (generously) calculated i got 85 marks on this paper, how many would you say i need in calc to get a*?
Reply 64
I've counted up and I think I got somewhere in the region of 82-89 marks (82 being really harsh)... does anybody know if this will be an a* as I'm hoping the grade boundaries are low on this one!!
Reply 65
Original post by saralovesyou
i (generously) calculated i got 85 marks on this paper, how many would you say i need in calc to get a*?


I would say 85 is more than enough for the *. Just concentrate on Friday and try not to make any silly mistakes and you should be fine. another 80-85 should do it.

Good luck!
Reply 66
Original post by Taliahart
I've counted up and I think I got somewhere in the region of 82-89 marks (82 being really harsh)... does anybody know if this will be an a* as I'm hoping the grade boundaries are low on this one!!


I would say 80 would be enough but we'll have to wait and see!
Reply 67
Original post by Gibbo81
I would say 80 would be enough but we'll have to wait and see!

Thanks :smile: I guess we do just have to wait and see...
Reply 68
So he thinks, the grade boundary for an A* could be around 80%?
Reply 69
I agree with Gibbo, I would be surprised if it was over 80 for an A* on this paper.
Original post by Arsey
I agree with Gibbo, I would be surprised if it was over 80 for an A* on this paper.


Arsey, are you by any chance going to scan the calc paper on Friday as well? Thanks.
Reply 71
Damn I think im gonna get 62 hope the grade boundaries are lowered
Reply 72
yeah no probs
Reply 73
Original post by test_drive
Nice :smile: Think I got 97!!!
Dropped one on the transformations by doing it going Q onto P
Another on the prism, because i didn't realise the length was in metres
And one on the one with the cone and the hemisphere because I wrote SQRT(3x^2) and didn't simplify it to x(SQRT(3)

Stupid, stupid mistakes...never mind though


Hey, I'm glad you did well. But don't come on a thread full of people hating how badly they did and complain that you made a few silly mistakes and didn't get 100% even though you have secured an A*.
Reply 74
Yaaay, thought the paper went really bad but now looking at this i think i got 68 plus around 3/4 marks for working out on some of the harder questions!!!

Is this enough for an A? And if so how much would I need on the Calculator paper???
Reply 75
Scrap that, new one works fine!
(edited 12 years ago)
Reply 76
Do you have the Unit 3 copy? All the questions featured I have done terribly on :frown:
if we do bad, can we retake in november?
Reply 78
^If you are in Yr10 yes, if you are on study leave, it may take up a college option.
I honestly think I've failed.
Original post by ginister
^If you are in Yr10 yes, if you are on study leave, it may take up a college option.
I honestly think I've failed.


samee :s im year 11, next year doing a levels but one is maths, so it wouldnt take up much time cause id already be studying it and may just have to do a bit more revision

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