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Maths AQA C1 revision - 14th January 2013

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Reply 120
Very nice paper, AQA have redeemed themselves after that horrific CHEM1 paper.
Original post by Ferrari_1996
Oh yeah I think I did simplify the -9 + 11 to +2. You did get -9 +11 before you changed it to +2, right?


Yep:smile:
I think the surd question was:

7root2-root3 divided by 2root2-root3

multiplying by 2root2+root3 should have given you the answer 5+root6 after simplifying.
Reply 123
So have we concluded that for the translation one the answer was

[-3]
-2

with the word 'translation'?
Original post by SherlockHolmes
I think the surd question was:

7root2-root3 divided by 2root2-root3

multiplying by 2root2+root3 should have given you the answer 5+root6 after simplifying.


Do you remember the one before that?
Reply 125
What did everyone get for the length of PQ, or was it CQ? The one where you could have used Pythagoras. I got 9, but i think i may have forgotten to square root it and out 3, i think i may have just left it as 9- not sure :s-smilie: LOL

Unofficial mark scheme anyone? I think we've got the general gist of all the questions. Which ones are we missing?
Reply 126
Original post by nursy96
So have we concluded that for the translation one the answer was

[-3]
-2

with the word 'translation'?


yepyepyep :biggrin:
Reply 127
I got the Inequality to be something like k<1/2 and K>4.5 (If i remember rightly)
Reply 128
Original post by daniya12
yepyepyep :biggrin:


dammit, i put positive 3 and positive 2 haha :mad:
Original post by daniya12
What did everyone get for the length of PQ, or was it CQ? The one where you could have used Pythagoras. I got 9, but i think i may have forgotten to square root it and out 3, i think i may have just left it as 9- not sure :s-smilie: LOL

Unofficial mark scheme anyone? I think we've got the general gist of all the questions. Which ones are we missing?


Yeah I got the same, but put my final answer as 3 after square rooting.
Original post by the_googly
Do you remember the one before that?


I remember my answer was 2/7. The fraction given in the question had root18 and root32 somewhere in the question.

2root2 divided by root18+root32 I think.
Reply 131
what did people get for the length of CP? and the length of the tangent of PQ or something?? :confused:
Reply 132
Original post by RKAUR
what did people get for the length of CP? and the length of the tangent of PQ or something?? :confused:


wasn't the length of CP root34

at least i remember that was one of my answers for something :tongue:
Original post by nursy96
wasn't the length of CP root34

at least i remember that was one of my answers for something :tongue:

I remember getting root34 for something too :smile:
Reply 134
Original post by nursy96
wasn't the length of CP root34

at least i remember that was one of my answers for something :tongue:


yeah thats what i got too :smile:
Reply 135
Original post by nursy96
dammit, i put positive 3 and positive 2 haha :mad:

it was 3 over 2 translation because the equation before was (x-3)^2+2
Original post by daniya12
What did everyone get for the length of PQ, or was it CQ? The one where you could have used Pythagoras. I got 9, but i think i may have forgotten to square root it and out 3, i think i may have just left it as 9- not sure :s-smilie: LOL

Unofficial mark scheme anyone? I think we've got the general gist of all the questions. Which ones are we missing?

Did that question have something to do with the tangent of the circle? If so, I think I got root34 - 5 as the answer lol.
(edited 11 years ago)
Yeah I put [3 2] but not sure what about the factor theoren question??Its easy but for some reason i completely blanked out. Man I hate Maths! Aiming for a B.
Reply 138
Original post by zakir123
it was 3 over 2 translation because the equation before was (x-3)^2+2


The translation was from (x-3)^2 + 2 to x^2 which gave a vector of:

[-3]
[-2]

Not (x-3)^2 + 2 from x^2, which would've been:

[3]
[2]

Don't worry, I made the same mistake, it caught a lot of people out.
Did anybody else get 5 as the radius for the circle?

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