OCR D1 - 17 June
Maths exam discussion - share revision tips in preparation for GCSE, A Level and other maths exams and discuss how they went afterwards.
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Re: OCR D1 - 17 June
I wondor if somebody could help me out:
2004 Specimen paper, question 5ii and 5iii,
http://www.ocr.org.uk/Data/publicati..._Maths_SAM.pdf
What on earth are upper bounds? I went through my textbook this morning and there were no mention of upper bounds anywhere? -
Re: OCR D1 - 17 June
I haven't looked at this since before Easter, will probably have to relearn it from scratch over the next couple of weeks...
I'm afraid I haven't looked at the paper, but does it mean upper bounds for the travelling salesman problem? If so, you use Nearest Neighbour, I think...(Original post by NesQuiK.)
I wondor if somebody could help me out:
2004 Specimen paper, question 5ii and 5iii,
http://www.ocr.org.uk/Data/publicati..._Maths_SAM.pdf
What on earth are upper bounds? I went through my textbook this morning and there were no mention of upper bounds anywhere? -
Re: OCR D1 - 17 JuneIt shouldn't take very long. I taught myself if in 2.5 days in feb and didnt look at it untill this week and it only took a couple of hours to remember it all again, so i guess you would get thought it even quicker!(Original post by sonofdot)
I haven't looked at this since before Easter, will probably have to relearn it from scratch over the next couple of weeks... -
Re: OCR D1 - 17 JuneYeah, I'm not too worried, I just need to try and remember all the algorithms...(Original post by NesQuiK.)
It shouldn't take very long. I taught myself if in 2.5 days in feb and didnt look at it untill this week and it only took a couple of hours to remember it all again, so i guess you would get thought it even quicker!