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Edexcel C1, C2 June 2013

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Reply 580
hey can someone please tell me where i can get the january 2013 C1 paper?
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Original post by precious maro
we might be asked to derived the quadratic equation from ax^2 + by + c = 0


nope thats not in the spec - it is in the textbook though which is weird lol
I'm dreading C1 tomorrow, I just know I'm going to panic and end up making stupid mistakes
Original post by Fas
nope thats not in the spec - it is in the textbook though which is weird lol

Isn't it just completing the square and solving?
Hey guys, I just only have one question. How are you supposed to satisfy two desperate inequalities in a maths exam


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Original post by Dilzo999
Isn't it just completing the square and solving?


yes but tricky
Original post by Dilzo999
Isn't it just completing the square and solving?


in effect yes , but SO many places to go wrong and SO easy to go wrong aswell.
I have my c2 tommorow. Wondering if i still get full marks in bionomial expansion if i multiply out using the box method and get correct answer. Can any one help. Please!
Original post by Adam_Pritchard
I have my c2 tommorow. Wondering if i still get full marks in bionomial expansion if i multiply out using the box method and get correct answer. Can any one help. Please!


If they say you have to use Binomial expansion, you have to use it. If they don't specify, I suppose you could use that method, but it would be a colossal waste of time.

Why not just use Binomial expansion? It's in the formulae sheet anyway.
Reply 589
Original post by candyhearts
I'm dreading C1 tomorrow, I just know I'm going to panic and end up making stupid mistakes


Be positive !!
Be glad it's in the afternoon aswell, early morning and time to wake up a bit and last minute revision
Does anyone know how they actually figure out the final grade for the whole A level?
I'm resitting both AS and A2 modules this summer and just trying to figure out whats what and how much everything counts towards the final grade :/ :/
Original post by UnderseaManatee
Does anyone know how they actually figure out the final grade for the whole A level?
I'm resitting both AS and A2 modules this summer and just trying to figure out whats what and how much everything counts towards the final grade :/ :/


They add up all six modules.

Each module is worth 100 UMS, so the total is 600 UMS.

A* - 480/600 UMS with 180/200 total UMS for C3 and C4
A - 480/600 UMS
B - 420/600 UMS
C - 360/600 UMS
D - 300/600 UMS
E - 240/600 UMS
U - anything worse than an E
does anyone know how much marks you have to get to get an B or A in c1?
Original post by justinawe
They add up all six modules.

Each module is worth 100 UMS, so the total is 600 UMS.

A* - 480/600 UMS with 180/200 total UMS for C3 and C4
A - 480/600 UMS
B - 420/600 UMS
C - 360/600 UMS
D - 300/600 UMS
E - 240/600 UMS
U - anything worse than an E


Ohh thanks :biggrin: so is the AS and A2 equally weighted?
Original post by heyitsme_rk
does anyone know how much marks you have to get to get an B or A in c1?


No.

It's different every year.

They'll only be released a day or two before results day.
Original post by UnderseaManatee
Ohh thanks :biggrin: so is the AS and A2 equally weighted?


Yes. AS can't contribute to the A*, though, but that's the only difference.
Original post by Xx4L3x
Be positive !!
Be glad it's in the afternoon aswell, early morning and time to wake up a bit and last minute revision

I know, I'm trying to be, but I remember being positive back in Jan12 and then found the paper awful :frown: To be honest, I think I prefer the morning exams as I can get it over and done with quicker. But thank you :smile: Are you sitting any exams tomorrow? If so good luck! :smile:
Original post by edsjay23
Hey guys, I just only have one question. How are you supposed to satisfy two desperate inequalities in a maths exam


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Reply 598
Original post by precious maro
we might be asked to derived the quadratic equation from ax^2 + by + c = 0


nah, involves some messy algerba
Reply 599
I don't know how I'm going to remember the proof for arithmetic series...

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