AQA GCSE Biology 8461 - Paper 2 - 7th June 2019 [Exam Discussion]

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Yeah that was awful, but I didn't revise 90% of it so my own fault 😁

really easy, kind of a waste of time doing 2 past papers, cause most of the questions were based on common sense :frown:

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Lucas6485

was it 50% for the probability of a pink flower?

Reply 83

Coolkitkat23

i got 100%

Original post by Lucas6485

was it 50% for the probability of a pink flower?

Reply 84

Horne5

That’s what I put

Original post by Lucas6485

was it 50% for the probability of a pink flower?

Reply 85

Aryan3031

what were the genotypes for the Red pea plant and the other white one can't remember what it was called

Reply 86

Lucas6485

Definitely wasn't 100 because it asked you to show why some of the flowers weren't pink

Original post by Coolkitkat23

i got 100%

Reply 87

manc472

you get 14000 then how u get 2.625 times 10 to the four?

Reply 88

Horne5

Didn’t it say show that not only pink flowers are produced?

Original post by Coolkitkat23

i got 100%

Reply 89

Coolkitkat23

i found paper 2 easier then paper 1 lol maybe its just me?

Reply 90

Aryan3031

it was 50%

Original post by Lucas6485

Definitely wasn't 100 because it asked you to show why some of the flowers weren't pink

Reply 91

Lucas6485

I put Rr and CwCw

Original post by Aryan3031

what were the genotypes for the Red pea plant and the other white one can't remember what it was called

Reply 92

MAXW303

Rr and Cw, Cw I believe

Original post by Aryan3031

what were the genotypes for the Red pea plant and the other white one can't remember what it was called

Reply 93

Aryan3031

same

Original post by Lucas6485

I put Rr and CwCw

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Horne5

I’m confused where 14000 is coming from?

Reply 95

Coolkitkat23

what? i though homozygous meant the same alleles?

Original post by Horne5

Didn’t it say show that not only pink flowers are produced?

Reply 96

George-J-E

That was growing them from the cells, not talking about the Punnet square

Original post by Horne5

Didn’t it say show that not only pink flowers are produced?

Reply 97

TeoniLee

I got that

Original post by Lucas6485

was it 50% for the probability of a pink flower?

Reply 98

manc472

what were the number with the standard form one?

Reply 99

YasiinsG

Was it not 4.06.. something to the power 4 as you had to disregard the anomalies of 0 and 5

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