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Reply 380
Ok scim through (09-12) papers then redo all the review exercises 1 2 AND 3 (60+ questions fml) then go sleep THEN wake up at 4:30 and panic

Not even had my dinner yet (fml x2)
(edited 11 years ago)
How do you worl out the volume of a sphere,cuboid etc?
Reply 382
Gonna skip June 11 cos I did that last year, now to do Jan 12! :smile: Then gonna go relax lol, done like 6 papers today!
June 2009, hard exam help on 9 anyone?
Reply 384
Original post by 0range
Gonna skip June 11 cos I did that last year, now to do Jan 12! :smile: Then gonna go relax lol, done like 6 papers today!


Which did you find most difficult? I don't have time to do every past paper (I've done most of the Solomons though) but I'll do any which you could recommend :smile:
Reply 385
Original post by QwertyG
What are these negative solutions??

Last two papers I did 90%+ hopefully it stays like this


I think he means questions like this:

Solve, for –90° < x < 90°, to 1dp:
tan (3x + 20°) = 3/2
Original post by QwertyG
Ok scim through (09-12) papers then redo all the review exercises 1 2 AND 3 (60+ questions fml) then go sleep THEN wake up at 4:30 and panic

Not even had my dinner yet (fml x2)


Chill bro. If you know your stuff pretty good at this point then you should take it easy :smile:
Reply 387
Original post by JakeFitz_Efc
How do you worl out the volume of a sphere,cuboid etc?


Sphere

Volume=4/3 πr^3

Surface Area∶4πr^2
Done all numbered papers and the last 3 Solomon papers today. Bring it on C2!
Reply 389
http://math.about.com/od/formulas/ss/surfaceareavol.htm

This website has the different shapes and shows you how to work out the surface area and volume of each one.
Reply 390
Check out the website exam solutions. They are the only reason why i got 91 percent in this. Very helpful and good luck to everyone. :smile:
What are the essential equations that are not in the pink booklet... ?? Please Please can someone just list them all please : )
Reply 392
Original post by dslc
If you're talking about the area between two curves, then yes it is very easy.


One curve will be below the other. You integrate the lower curve and take that away from the integral of the higher curve. Simple as that


thanks, I have never had that explained to me! hope this works :smile: appreciate it!
Reply 393
failing :frown:(


and for the person above..that stuff is given
one is for the sum
one is for the nth term
and the other one is like the infinity thing??
Reply 394
Does anyone here use livemaths - is it really useful?
Reply 395
Original post by Jayne2
thanks, I have never had that explained to me! hope this works :smile: appreciate it!


I recommend giving it a try now and confirming you get the correct answer
Original post by PlutoMars
Sphere

Volume=4/3 πr^3

Surface Area∶4πr^2


Thanks
Reply 397
Original post by Tanmayee
Which did you find most difficult? I don't have time to do every past paper (I've done most of the Solomons though) but I'll do any which you could recommend :smile:


Defin Jan 10 and June 09 the others were pretty easy though
Reply 398
Original post by salma25
where did you get the 2hr + hr from?


well the 2hr comes from the two rectangles either side.

hr comes from multiplying the arc length by the height, remembering that s = rtheta
Reply 399
Original post by dslc
I recommend giving it a try now and confirming you get the correct answer


will do

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