answers i got:

x = -6
ben
guy got a decimal of a spin
x = -2.5 / -4.5 (for the function)
ratio was 6:10 (3:5)
bearing was 234
cube i cant remember but max was like a prism shape and min would be the 2 shapes literally put together (so volume for max) (area+area for min)
enlargement of -1/2 at (7,4)
hedgehog was 1,000,000 * 0.96^5 (i rounded up cuz it was closer)
he got home at 14:28 (so yes)

cant remember any else, u can jus reply with a question and hopefully itll come back to me :smile:

Reply 23

ItsMeeee...

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While these exam discussions are great for checking if other people got the same answers, aren't we kind of giving away answers to people who have clashes and are sitting the paper tomorrow?

Reply 24

staarrrr223

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Original post by Person877

i think first u substitutue the function of g(x) into f(x) where it said x then expand and simplify

i did that but i got 4x^2 + 22x + something

Reply 25

jayjaycorncob

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Original post by Talkative Toad

AQA GCSE Mathematics Paper 3 (Higher) 8300/3H - 14th June 2023 [Exam Chat]
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someone explain what an how you got an answer for the minimum cuboid number question please

Reply 26

ethann_c

Original post by ItsMeeee...

While these exam discussions are great for checking if other people got the same answers, aren't we kind of giving away answers to people who have clashes and are sitting the paper tomorrow?

They have to keep in isolation without phones/internet. That’s assuming their friends don’t tell them anyway.

Reply 27

username5863798

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Original post by Person877

what did u do?

multiply the frequency desity by the class width for all the boxes to find the frequency. than add it together. those were the poeple who had completed it. do the number of people who started it minus number for people who finished it (total frequency)

Reply 28

Person877

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Original post by Bernz007

multiply the frequency desity by the class width for all the boxes to find the frequency. than add it together. those were the poeple who had completed it. do the number of people who started it minus number for people who finished it (total frequency)

oh yes, that's what i did but i forgot the answer i got thanks!

Reply 29

staarrrr223

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Original post by Person877

what did u do?

I found out the frequency of each class width by doing frequency density multiplied by class width then i added the frequencies and took the number of all the runners - the total frequency

Reply 30

hello192837

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Did anyone get 234 for the last bearings question

Reply 31

Person877

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Original post by hello192837

Did anyone get 234 for the last bearings question

yeah

Reply 32

AP-35K

What was the answer for the National insurance question? I got £3,792.15 not sure if it is correct or not.

Reply 33

Person877

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what did ppl get for the income tax+national tax qs??

Reply 34

hello192837

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Original post by Person877

yeah

Cos my friends all got like fifty something

Reply 35

Person877

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Original post by AP-35K

What was the answer for the National insurance question? I got £3,792.15 not sure if it is correct or not.

i got 4000 something but idk

Reply 36

staarrrr223

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Original post by AP-35K

What was the answer for the National insurance question? I got £3,792.15 not sure if it is correct or not.

I got that i think but it took me so long

(edited 10 months ago)

Reply 37

ItsMeeee...

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Original post by ethann_c

They have to keep in isolation without phones/internet. That’s assuming their friends don’t tell them anyway.

But if parents do the "overnight supervision" there will be some parents who want their child to do as well as possible so won't actually stop them from using the internet - although I think parents have to sign to say that they won't let their child use the internet. Just a thought, although there's not much point stopping since there are barely any exams left and it won't tighten grade boundries all that much.