MEI M1 exam discussion - Friday 1st June
Maths exam discussion - share revision tips in preparation for GCSE, A Level and other maths exams and discuss how they went afterwards.
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Re: MEI M1 exam discussion - Friday 1st Junei didnt use G what so ever. my forces were mass*sin(a) thats it. i forgot 9.8 in my working and got wrong answers(Original post by xiyangliu)
What value did u use ?? 9.81 ?
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What !?!!!!! How ..... I dnt knw. I am not sure. U might get the method mark .....(Original post by dark sage)
i didnt use G what so ever. my forces were mass*sin(a) thats it. i forgot 9.8 in my working and got wrong answers
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Re: MEI M1 exam discussion - Friday 1st Junethat sounds right actually, didnt think of that(Original post by xiyangliu)
I didn't knw what they were asking.. But resultant force should be 0 cuz they told u that the block was in equailibrium . Therefore no resultant force. -
Re: MEI M1 exam discussion - Friday 1st Junei am so confused right now, of all the silly mistakes i could had done i made this one(Original post by xiyangliu)
What !?!!!!! How ..... I dnt knw. I am not sure. U might get the method mark .....
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Dear.. Dnt kick yourself over it.. Get ready for your next exam.. What's done is done (is it Macbeth?) good luck to your rest exams(Original post by dark sage)
i am so confused right now, of all the silly mistakes i could had done i made this one
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Re: MEI M1 exam discussion - Friday 1st JuneNot 100% sure but it was a 2 mark question so there should be some maths in it. But besides that I think the question was worded "what is the resultant force from the floor". Its only the resultant force on the body that was zero, the floor still had to supply the Friction and the Reaction to keep the block in equilibrium?(Original post by jbarnor)
that sounds right actually, didnt think of that -
Re: MEI M1 exam discussion - Friday 1st JuneUgh i did the same thing, i used 800000 * (1/80) for the weight down the slope. This meant i got the acceleration in the wrong direction too =-(. Thankfully the rest of the paper was okay.(Original post by dark sage)
i am so confused right now, of all the silly mistakes i could had done i made this one -
Re: MEI M1 exam discussion - Friday 1st JuneThis. M1 was quite possibly the most boring exam I've had to prepare for this year.(Original post by pratstercs)
Well, that was awful. Damn mechanics -
Re: MEI M1 exam discussion - Friday 1st Junetrue, i dont remember exactly how it was worded, but i just presumed it meant all the forces from the floor on the block, sometimes when its worded weird they give you a mark if you fall into the trap and do it wrong haha(Original post by JumpingFrog)
Not 100% sure but it was a 2 mark question so there should be some maths in it. But besides that I think the question was worded "what is the resultant force from the floor". Its only the resultant force on the body that was zero, the floor still had to supply the Friction and the Reaction to keep the block in equilibrium? -
Hm... I dnt think I got that right anyway. The question was weird(Original post by JumpingFrog)
Not 100% sure but it was a 2 mark question so there should be some maths in it. But besides that I think the question was worded "what is the resultant force from the floor". Its only the resultant force on the body that was zero, the floor still had to supply the Friction and the Reaction to keep the block in equilibrium?
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4 km(Original post by nju)
any ideas on grade boundaries and what did people get for the last part of the last question
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Re: MEI M1 exam discussion - Friday 1st June
Really downed by this exam. I did reasonably in the past papers but this just took me out completely. I was hoping for a 15 mark section on projectiles or something but we only got 7 marks for it. The last questions with the boat races were awful and so were the questions with the 17 trucks or something. Nasty exam. Well at least for me anyway, others may have liked it.
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Re: MEI M1 exam discussion - Friday 1st June
I actually quite liked it, I was glad there wasn't anything with loads of pulleys and weights. I think the locomotive question was fine once you'd realised you had to convert from tonnes into kg, my friend forgot and got acceleration as like 100 ms^-2 :L
I definitely found it more wordy than the past papers I've done though, what with applying a 0 resultant to a situation with a particle and hiker etc.Last edited by Stephybob; 01-06-2012 at 12:15. -
Re: MEI M1 exam discussion - Friday 1st JuneI agree, I think that the truck question had numbers that were far too big to deal with, and the boat race question was very unusual.(Original post by Just Josh)
Really downed by this exam. I did reasonably in the past papers but this just took me out completely. I was hoping for a 15 mark section on projectiles or something but we only got 7 marks for it. The last questions with the boat races were awful and so were the questions with the 17 trucks or something. Nasty exam. Well at least for me anyway, others may have liked it.
