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AS Edexcel S1 - (5th June 2015) Exam Thread

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Good Luck everyone :smile::smile::elefant:
Original post by Patrick2810
Anyone have a definition for discrete random variable ?


Discrete Uniform Distribution
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Original post by Valyrian
Can you not bring in gcse maths to an a level section? That's nothing to do with this exam and you'll unnecessarily scare and panic people.


It's an unusual probability question and something similar could definitely come up on this exam, I appreciate it lol
Original post by TheMathsMan
Mean is affected by everything in the code ... so inverse
60.8+20/1.4
standard deviation only affected by multi/divison
6.60/1.4


How do you know what to equate to etc?
Original post by Valyrian
By stretch you mean multiplying and division right?


Yep
Guys can someone tell me everything r affects?
Original post by KINGYusuf
What do you mean by stretch?


Multuplication and division
Srsly good luck everyone
So you know sxx and syy and sxy etc, should I be going for 3sf or 2dp
Guys what would you say if they asked why a histogram is suitable for a set of data? Would it be right to say that it's because its continous data????

thanks
worst exam out of all my exams xx good luck guys :smile:
Original post by thesmallman
Guys what would you say if they asked why a histogram is suitable for a set of data? Would it be right to say that it's because its continous data????

thanks


Data being grouped and continuous.


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Original post by KINGYusuf
Guys can someone tell me everything r affects?


No coding affects r.


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Good luck everyone. I hope it goes better than c1 and c2☺
Original post by shadow010
Good luck everyone. I hope it goes better than c1 and c2☺


Anything will be better than c2!

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Will we have to interpolate the normal dis tables if the exact value is not on there? :redface:
good luck everyone
Why is normal distribution suitable? Please

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Original post by S1HELP
Will we have to interpolate the normal dis tables if the exact value is not on there? :redface:


I don't think so, and I hope not, I think you take the nearest value

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