Edexcel A Level Maths Paper 3: Statistics & Mechanics 9MA0 03 - 21 Jun 2022 [Chat]

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Do you guys think they're gonna include laminas in the paper? I haven't seen then in any of the past papers so I'm nervous they're going to come up in this exam, since they're the part of mechanics I'm worst at

Reply 21

cloudniineee

my pure papers are fine but this paper SCARES me

Reply 22

username3416616

Original post by turkeytown4

What's that 💀

Reply 23

turkeytown4

Original post by itslitbro

What's that 💀

stuff like this
It's in my edexcel textbook but I've seen no questions on them in past papers :0
Kind of confused

Reply 24

dreweloise

Original post by turkeytown4

stuff like this
It's in my edexcel textbook but I've seen no questions on them in past papers :0
Kind of confused

i have no idea what textbook you've got because i've never even heard of that omg i hope it doesn't come up

Reply 25

dreweloise

Original post by cloudniineee

my pure papers are fine but this paper SCARES me

SAME that's why i'm so glad pure is two thirds of the grade ahahha

Reply 26

turkeytown4

Original post by dreweloise

i have no idea what textbook you've got because i've never even heard of that omg i hope it doesn't come up

I've seen a few people on other threads say they don't know what laminas are either, I think my textbook must be old :,,,) Quite relieved though cause those things are evil

Reply 27

Iman004£

Original post by turkeytown4

stuff like this
It's in my edexcel textbook but I've seen no questions on them in past papers :0
Kind of confused

pretty sure that's the international exam for edexcel

Reply 28

turkeytown4

Original post by orion reid

pretty sure that's the international exam for edexcel

ahh that explains it :smile:

Reply 29

xox_saher

Original post by Shambhavi.mohare

how much of large data set do we actually need to know? also, this paper is going to be the end of me :frown:

Original post by orion reid

i literally need a document that actually explains the large data set in detail because everytime, i think i understand it. a curveball is thrown.

they never seem to be worth that many marks but of course it can be the difference between a whole grade lmao. savemyexams and bicen both have good summaries!!

Reply 30

cloudniineee

this paper will absolutely finish me

Reply 31

othello03

Original post by xox_saher

they never seem to be worth that many marks but of course it can be the difference between a whole grade lmao. savemyexams and bicen both have good summaries!!

hasn't the large data set been removed this year? I'm sure my teacher told me that

Reply 32

2022 g

Honestly i think advanced info will be pretty accurate. There’s usually 5 or 6 questions on stats section and mechanics. There will probs be one random topic not on the advanced info coming up. For each section of stats and mechanics.

Spoiler

Reply 33

xox_saher

Original post by othello03

hasn't the large data set been removed this year? I'm sure my teacher told me that

really?! I have no idea haha - either way im still going to go through it j in case

Reply 34

qweqworiet

I don’t think that’s true

Reply 35

joylit_36

after the way these past two pure papers have been , i just know this will be bad cause i usually find it hard

Reply 36

othello03

Original post by joylit_36

after the way these past two pure papers have been , i just know this will be bad cause i usually find it hard

I wouldnt be as worried if I had some time to revise, I just don't know where I can possible fit it in 😔

Reply 37

cyonated

Original post by 2022 g

Kudos to you for finding it interesting. I just find it so tedious to revise. Its just so draining and awful lmao. Its soo dead imo, but yeh.

nah ur right. its the *****est bit.

Reply 38

Snorkman

In October 1987 there was a storm. That is all I know about the large dataset.

Oh I also know that Perth is in Austria. And something about foggy conditions? And windspeed is measured in knots. And something else is measured in Oktas. And some of the data is missing or like a trace amount and then they write TR.

This is just such a waste of time!