Original post by TajwarC
I think you might lose a mark so I always use 3 just to be safe. Is that the AQA June 2013 paper by any chance?
EDIT - the mark scheme says 2 or more so you should be fine. Again though I'd use 3 to be safe
EDIT - the mark scheme says 2 or more so you should be fine. Again though I'd use 3 to be safe
Its January 2013, but then you're giving a more accurate measurement than the actual question are you not?
Original post by Zenarthra
Its January 2013, but then you're giving a more accurate measurement than the actual question are you not?
Yeah that's what I'm thinking - guessing that's why it says 2 or more. However the actual answer is to 3 as is with the other questions so I'm assuming they want 3. That's what I usually do anyway
Original post by TajwarC
Yeah that's what I'm thinking - guessing that's why it says 2 or more. However the actual answer is to 3 as is with the other questions so I'm assuming they want 3. That's what I usually do anyway
xD Thanks!
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