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ccea c1 as 2015

How did everyone find c1 today?

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Reply 1
I found it quite easy apary from the last question . Wasnt sure on what to do.

Also i think i got my ratio wrongw- stupdily wrote 2 to 1 rather than root 2 to 1
(edited 8 years ago)
I thought it was awful :frown: particularly the last question and the question with 0.2^x
Reply 3
Original post by jessicaa219
I thought it was awful :frown: particularly the last question and the question with 0.2^x


I think for that question you convert 0.2^x to 5^-x
Yeah I did that, but I spent far too long on it... ugh dreading C2

Original post by Mr.bob
I think for that question you convert 0.2^x to 5^-x
Reply 5
I got root 3: root 6 for the ratio what did everyone else get?
What did everyone get for the last question.
Reply 7
Original post by jessicaa219
Yeah I did that, but I spent far too long on it... ugh dreading C2


at least we have one week to enjoy , then tears.
Reply 8
I got
8k^2 + 1> 0
If k=-1 its still >0
And if k=1 its still > 0

Therefore it has real distinct roots
Reply 9
Original post by C2346
I got root 3: root 6 for the ratio what did everyone else get?

Yeah i did have that but it can be further simplified down to root 2 : 1
Reply 10
Original post by C2346
I got
8k^2 + 1> 0
If k=-1 its still >0
And if k=1 its still > 0

Therefore it has real distinct roots


I wrote this but couldnt understand why it was 5 marks so i just thoight i was wrong!
I wrote that as well and does anyone have the question paper to post on here.
For that question I got x to be 0.5 did anyone else get that?
For the indices question I got x to be 7 over 6
Reply 14
Original post by Golden hawk
For the indices question I got x to be 7 over 6


I got that too
Reply 15
what did anyone get for the remainder question as i have heard various answers?
I got -13 over 2 for the remainder question
What did everyone get for the three simultaneous equation question?:smile:
For the remainder i got -3.5, and for the simultanious equations, i got x=-1 y=3 and z=-4
Yes that's what I got! :biggrin:

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