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AQA MPC4 EXAM~ 10th June 2013

Hi everyone,
I just thought I'll make a thread for core four, as I could not find any.
I hope it helps anyone with core four ( even me:smile:) if there are any questions just post.

Minnie me :biggrin:

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Reply 1
I genually cannot write/set up a differential equation when they give you a pieces of info and asked to use a constant K :/


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Reply 2
Original post by Gary
I genually cannot write/set up a differential equation when they give you a pieces of info and asked to use a constant K :/


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Hi,
Thanks for posting.
I've attached some core four revision notes, which may help yo. If your still stuck just post.

Me:biggrin:
Reply 3
Original post by Minnie me
Hi,
Thanks for posting.
I've attached some core four revision notes, which may help yo. If your still stuck just post.

Me:biggrin:


Thanks for those!

Out of curiosity, What grade you aiming for in maths? :smile:


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Reply 4
Original post by Gary
Thanks for those!

Out of curiosity, What grade you aiming for in maths? :smile:


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Hi,
I'm aiming for B, but I'll see how I do in my mock tomorrow.
How about yourself
Me :biggrin:
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Reply 5
Hi,
I have a question, I'm stuck on question 2(b) on the Jan12 c4 paper.
I can't seem to get it in the form
(m square root 3 minus n) / (n square root 3 + m)

Please help anyone

Thanks very much
Me :biggrin:
(edited 10 years ago)
Reply 6
Original post by Minnie me
Hi,
I have a question, I'm stuck on question 2(b) on the Jan12 c4 paper.
I can't seem to get it in the form
(m square root 3 minus n) / (n square root 3 + m)

Please help anyone

Thanks very much
Me :biggrin:


Ah yes I remember that question (did core 4 in Jan 13) as part of my revision. Try multiplying both numerator and denominator by 3sqrt3.
Reply 7
Original post by thers
Ah yes I remember that question (did core 4 in Jan 13) as part of my revision. Try multiplying both numerator and denominator by 3sqrt3.


Hi
Thanks for helping, but why do we multiply both numerator and denominator by 3sqrt3. Here is a picture to try and help explain.
Camera(28).jpg

Me :biggrin:
Ps sorry pic is upside down.
Reply 8
Original post by Minnie me
Hi
Thanks for helping, but why do we multiply both numerator and denominator by 3sqrt3. Here is a picture to try and help explain.
Camera(28).jpg

Me :biggrin:
Ps sorry pic is upside down.


Hope this helps:

ImageUploadedByStudent Room1369783843.464547.jpg


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Reply 9
Camera(29).jpg Hey
Thanks but


Me :biggrin:


Original post by fizzbizz
Hope this helps:

ImageUploadedByStudent Room1369783843.464547.jpg


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Reply 10
Original post by Minnie me
Camera(29).jpg Hey
Thanks but


Me :biggrin:


How'd you mean? I didn't use that identity in the picture, its just manipulating the fraction to the required form :biggrin:
Reply 11
Original post by Minnie me
Camera(29).jpg Hey
Thanks but


Me :biggrin:


Original post by fizzbizz
How'd you mean? I didn't use that identity in the picture, its just manipulating the fraction to the required form :biggrin:


Okay so the identity was used, but you get tanB= -1/root3
Reply 12
Original post by Minnie me
Hi,
I have a question, I'm stuck on question 2(b) on the Jan12 c4 paper.
I can't seem to get it in the form
(m square root 3 minus n) / (n square root 3 + m)

Please help anyone

Thanks very much
Me :biggrin:


I just did this paper today and i dont get why 2a ii) is -1/ root3 and not 1/root 3 :s-smilie:
Reply 13
Original post by Gary
I just did this paper today and i dont get why 2a ii) is -1/ root3 and not 1/root 3 :s-smilie:


The question says the angle is obtuse, so if you look at the tan curve, +1/root3 gives acute angles and -1/root3 gives obtuse
Reply 14
Original post by Minnie me
Hi,
Thanks for posting.
I've attached some core four revision notes, which may help yo. If your still stuck just post.

Me:biggrin:


These are amazing do you have some for c3? :smile:
Reply 15
Original post by wsaqed
These are amazing do you have some for c3? :smile:


Hi,
I'm glad you have found them useful.
Here are all the core three notes I have

Me :biggrin:
Reply 16
Hi,
Core 3 help
Can anyone help me with question 3 of the Jan 10 paper, I seem to get every value expect 3.39
Original post by Minnie me
Hi,
Core 3 help
Can anyone help me with question 3 of the Jan 10 paper, I seem to get every value expect 3.39


Did you get:

cosec2x+cosecx12=0[br][br](cosecx+4)(cosecx3)=0[br]cosec^2x+cosecx-12=0[br][br](\mathrm{cosec} x+4)(\mathrm{cosec} x-3)=0[br]
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Reply 18
Original post by SherlockHolmes
Did you get:<br />
<br />
cosec2x+cosecx12=0<br/>[br]<br/>[br](cosecx+4)(cosecx3)=0<br/>[br]cosec^2x+cosecx-12=0<br />[br]<br />[br](\mathrm{cosec} x+4)(\mathrm{cosec} x-3)=0<br />[br]
<br />
<br />

Oh no worries, I have worked out my error

Thanks anyways

Me. :biggrin:
Reply 19
Guys can we move discussion about the C4 exam to this thread

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2285046

It was started earlier and so has more pages. No point having two threads about the same exam- why not share everything in one place :smile:
(edited 10 years ago)

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