I think I got this. I just put it into a fraction and decimalised it. (idk what its called) and got like 4.52 or something so as a % thats 45.2. So I hope its right.

Reply 31

Gmartin66

I got 45.2%

Original post by Medic.213

45.2... pretty sure its wrong lol

Reply 32

angelgrimesmct

Yeah that’s what i did :smile:

Original post by Medic.213

really? I just did like 2.8/6.8 million then times 100 or something. can't remember exact numbers

Reply 33

Aimeehart22

did anyone do diverse places? Xx The percentage was 65.2% for health n human rights

Reply 34

ahknf

What was question iii on regenerating places cos i think i may have missed it out by accident

Reply 35

angelgrimesmct

Original post by ahknf

What was question iii on regenerating places cos i think i may have missed it out by accident

It was about evaluating successful vs unsuccessful places based on a resource (which I didn’t see lol)

Reply 36

ahknf

Original post by angelgrimesmct

It was about evaluating successful vs unsuccessful places based on a resource (which I didn’t see lol)

nah not that one, the 6 marker before. inbetween the 6 marker on fracking and the 20 marker.

Reply 37

angelgrimesmct

There was another question (an 8 marker on fracking) to explain why investment in infrastructure, such as fracking, can bring both benefits or costs for local economies

Reply 38

Scrimbim

I was very pressed for time, they threw a few curve balls with the Globalisation 12 marker and the Regeneration 20 marker but hey ho. We got paper 3 to really boost our marks and it should be easier seeing as we get the sources.

Reply 39

jacktarch

Original post by ahknf

What was question iii on regenerating places cos i think i may have missed it out by accident

For regeneration
3 marker was explaining a choropleth map of the uk and income
6 marker about regeneration and local living environment
6 marker about why fracking/infrastructure may not regenerate the economy of some communities
20 mark on the evaluating the reason of success of places (flanders/walloon and your own case studies)