In one of the questions in a previous S1 paper, I was struggling to do the question using S1 formula so I used an S2 formula and the answer was correct
In one of the questions in a previous S1 paper, I was struggling to do the question using S1 formula so I used an S2 formula and the answer was correct
But would I lose marks for doing that?
You can only use formulas for that unit and below. What I mean it in C4 you can use C1, C2 and C3 formulas but you couldn't use a C5 formula (I know there isn't one, its just an example).
If you use a formula that you haven't been taught yet (I mean that in S1 they don't expect you to have been taught S2 yet), you won't get the marks for using the right formula. All you will get is the marks for getting the correct answer.
If you use a formula that you haven't been taught yet (I mean that in S1 they don't expect you to have been taught S2 yet), you won't get the marks for using the right formula. All you will get is the marks for getting the correct answer.
This is incorrect. If you don't obtain method marks, you cannot receive accuracy (the right answer) mark.
You can only use formulas for that unit and below. What I mean it in C4 you can use C1, C2 and C3 formulas but you couldn't use a C5 formula (I know there isn't one, its just an example).
Are you sure? I thought you could use stuff from C3/4 in the C1 paper? Well that's what I was planning on doing if I got stuck on the C1 paper on Wednesday :s