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Edexcel IGCSE Maths 4MA0 3H 21st May 2015

I'm studying hard for tomorrow, anyone got any tips that may help out?

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Reply 1
just cry because thats what im doing
Reply 2
Dreading it
Reply 3
helpful, guys!!
can someone explain functions like composite functions and inverse functions to me please they hard i dont understand atm pls hurry
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Original post by Nelson Barnaby
can someone explain functions like composite functions and inverse functions to me please they hard i dont understand atm pls hurry


so for inverse functions, e.g. find the inverse of f(x) = 3x/2, here's what you do:

set the f(x) bit to y, so the function looks like y = 3x/2

reverse y and x, so the function becomes x = 3y/2

rearrange for y, so then 2x = 3y, so y = 2x/3

therefore the inverse function is f-1(x) = 2x/3.

composite functions basically involves embedding one function into another function, e.g. if f(x) = 2x + 2 and g(x) = 3x/4 find f(g).

this question means you are putting the g function into the f function.what you have to do is replace all the x's in the f function with the g function.

so if f(x) = 2x + 2, then putting g into that makes 2(3x/4) + 2. expanding that out gives you f(g) = 3x/2 + 2. that's it!

hope that makes it clearer (:
ahh right then thanks :smile:
I find the rest of the stuff really easy, just get confused with functions.

Thanks again!! :biggrin:

Original post by elanor44
so for inverse functions, e.g. find the inverse of f(x) = 3x/2, here's what you do:

set the f(x) bit to y, so the function looks like y = 3x/2

reverse y and x, so the function becomes x = 3y/2

rearrange for y, so then 2x = 3y, so y = 2x/3

therefore the inverse function is f-1(x) = 2x/3.

composite functions basically involves embedding one function into another function, e.g. if f(x) = 2x + 2 and g(x) = 3x/4 find f(g).

this question means you are putting the g function into the f function.what you have to do is replace all the x's in the f function with the g function.

so if f(x) = 2x + 2, then putting g into that makes 2(3x/4) + 2. expanding that out gives you f(g) = 3x/2 + 2. that's it!

hope that makes it clearer (:
hey guys, where do you get recent past papers?
how was it ???
Reply 9
Hasn't happened yet.
Original post by khaleesi20
how was it ???



It was quite good, just the last question was BRUTAL, for me at least.
wasnt good at all
i left so many questions!
I did the Regional paper a year early and its meant to be a bit harder but i'm praying that the grade boundaries will be low!
Reply 14
How did you find the maths 3H paper today?
Reply 15
Original post by Ibrahim Rampuri
wasnt good at all


I found the questions about proportion and probability very hard.Also it was harder than the papers of previous years
Reply 16
Original post by lucymannhk
It was quite good, just the last question was BRUTAL, for me at least.


Which one?
Does anyone know when the unofficial mark scheme will release?
What did u get for the p2-5pq-q2 factorising question?


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And did anyone get t2=kr3
And work out the proportion question like that?


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