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Mr M's Edexcel GCSE Mathematics 1MA0 Higher Paper 1 Answers June 2014

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Reply 380

graceisabella

Original post by jpetersgill

50 will almost always get you a B :smile:

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thank you! recounted and got 55 I think, then on the mock paper that was posted for calculator I got 58 so fingers crossed Friday goes that well :smile:

Reply 381

tayloryeah

That mock paper, was too easy lol

Reply 382

Knee Grow

Got 88 if all things are great

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Reply 383

Myst0x

Original post by graceisabella

thank you! Recounted and got 55 i think, then on the mock paper that was posted for calculator i got 58 so fingers crossed friday goes that well :smile:

goood luck!!!!!!!!!!! :wink:

Reply 384

BogglingBug

Original post by KaiVally

Same here man! I reckon I got between 75 and 85, you guys think that's a strong A?

I'd say that around about 83% or above would be likely to get you an A* provided you are able to get 85% or above on Friday's paper.

Reply 385

graceisabella

Original post by Myst0x

goood luck!!!!!!!!!!! :wink:

thank you you too!!

Reply 386

Arun2001lk

3) frequency polygon should be midpoint vs frequency
(12,2), (16,5), (20,12), (24,8), (28,3)

25) b) 23.3 m not 26.1

1) b - not sure about whether 1.2 or 1.24? Could you please add some explanation for it.

other answers are seems correct

Reply 387

Midnight1811

For Q, the re-arranging of the formula, please can someone explain the answer through steps ?

C=5(F-32)
-------
9

Reply 388

Divergent-Z

I'm pretty certain I've got 87-90 in this paper :smile:

))) hopefully a solid result on friday will get me an A*!!! I hope you all perform well :smile:

Reply 389

jpetersgill

This is to mr M's mock?

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Reply 390

Tubbsta98

Original post by Jacobisswaggy

I'd say 1. It is still correct, but isn't in the simplest form.

Thanks

Reply 391

Virolite

Original post by RG110man

I'd say that around about 83% or above would be likely to get you an A* provided you are able to get 85% or above on Friday's paper.

Ahh awesome, yeah I should do much better on paper 2 as I'll actually revise for it :wink:

But cheers for that :smile:

Reply 392

KAParker98

Can anybody tell me what I'd get for these:
I actually worked out the estimate answer
I got 12 root3/3 for the first surd and 10 + 4root4 for the second part but didn't simplify them

Reply 393

Virolite

Btw guys, I know this might be a silly question but is it possible for someone to get their hands on the actual maths paper, that we've done?

Reply 394

Divergent-Z

Oh and btw for the subject of rhe formula I got 9C+160 all divided by 5? I'm sure I didn't make any mistakes cos I did:

9C=5(F-32)
9C=5F-160
9C+160=5F
9C+160
---------- =F
5

Any help? :smile:

Reply 395

Grand-Master

Original post by Hemmokat.

Could you put up the mark scheme for the mock? Thank you :smile:

YES, SIR this be it :biggrin:

Reply 396

Midnight1811

From the mock paper Mr M posted, what did you lot do for Q7?

* 7. Jenny is organising a party.
She buys some paper plates and some plastic cups.
Paper plates are sold in packs.
There are 25 plates in a pack.
Each pack costs 78p.
Plastic cups are sold in packs.
There are 35 cups in a pack.
Each pack costs £1.10.
Jenny buys exactly the same number of plates and cups.
What is the least amount of money she pays?

Reply 397

Graph

Original post by Midnight1811

For Q, the re-arranging of the formula, please can someone explain the answer through steps ?

C=5(F-32)
-------
9

C = 5(F-32) / 9

Firstly, you multiply both sides by 9 so the right side is no longer a fraction:

9C = 5(F-32)

Next, you expand the brackets to isolate F:

9C = 5F-160

After that, you add 160 to both sides:

5F = 9C + 160

Lastly, you divide both sides by 5 to find the value of F, making it the subject:

F = (9C + 160) / 5

This can also be written as 9C / 5 + 32

Reply 398

Graph

Original post by Divergent-Z

Oh and btw for the subject of rhe formula I got 9C+160 all divided by 5? I'm sure I didn't make any mistakes cos I did:

9C=5(F-32)
9C=5F-160
9C+160=5F
9C+160
---------- =F
5

Any help? :smile:

It's the same thing. Use a value for C and try it. It will work both ways exactly the same.