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Edexcel M2/M3 June 6th/10th 2013

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Original post by milliezhao
Hey I got the same but instead of simplifying it I just left it as x=-3/4√3ag/5 the minors because it is going left, but I think we need to add the horizontal distance from O when the string was slack?? Same for the y??


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No you don't have to add the distance from initial position or anything. It is all relative to origin.
I am saying this 3rd time but using vectors just scraps off all these :P once you take the i as positive x-axis and j as positive y-axis, and then find your initial velocity and position vector nice and clear with correct signs (directions) you have nothing else to worry about.
And SHM I got w is √50, a is 0.2, time in the end was 0.296?


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Original post by milliezhao
And SHM I got w is √50, a is 0.2, time in the end was 0.296?


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Yeah I got that

Also 2 posts above, what do you mean by COM question?
Original post by milliezhao
For Com question part a I got 5.1 and b I think it was 1.72 or something, anyone got the same?


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They don't sound familiar to me, do you remember the fractions. They were really big but I still preferred to leave them exact. Btw I spent at least 20 mins checking this question :P
Original post by Alexn159
Yeah I got that

Also 2 posts above, what do you mean by COM question?


He means centre of mass.
I got the same for SHM!
Reply 725
Original post by study beats
guys i failed this exam really badly, i am crying, how can i get over this...my life is ruined


I'm sure you did better than you think you did.
Original post by milliezhao
For Com question part a I got 5.1 and b I think it was 1.72 or something, anyone got the same?


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Wasn't part a between 0 and 2? :s-smilie:
Reply 727
Original post by Xiroz
For those x and y equations, did you remember that they do not start at the origin? initial x position is -4a/5 and initial y is 3a/5

How many marks do you think I will lose for not putting the initial position?
Reply 728
I got 1.31 on the graph.
Then 1.77 from the base on solid
Sound familiar to anyone?



and how many marks do you think I will lose on the last question for putting -gt^2 rather than -1/2gt^2 because I took away an extra -at^2 by using a wrong equation right at the end
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Original post by Serpentine111
Wasn't part a between 0 and 2? :s-smilie:

Exactly!
I think very very roughly I got something close to 1.5.
For second part don't forget to subtract your answer from 2a, i got something like 1.3 maybe...
I just remembered the whole centre of mass question and I am quiet sure about it. I will appreciate if you can double check it for me.

http://i40.tinypic.com/2z6eezt.jpg

(I was about to do the proving part aswell but I passed that to just get the answer using the formula)
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Original post by miketree
Should have studied instead of listening to music on your beats.


i did study, and what beats?
Original post by Joshmeid
I'm sure you did better than you think you did.


i really didnt
Reply 733
The paper was simple, i made a stupid mistake as i always do... im expecting to lose maybe 8 - 6 marks all due to subbing 0 into (x+1)^5/5 and getting 0 -.- pretty annoyed but par that it was ok. As for the rest of the answers:
mu:0.179
Force question: 2t^2+t=v v=6 x=27/8m
string question:0.805 (velocity) not sure though, 0.383m travelled
SHM: show that, root50 and time was 0.296
COM... 1.51, 0.721 (i got 1.5 and 0.729 close or what)
Circle... x=vt-a3/5 y=vt-gt^2/2+ a4/5 (may have got the 4/5 and 3/5 mixed up though) i think the velocity was root3ag/5

please correct me if i am wrong and possibly maybe if anyone can figure how many marks would i lose for that stupid COM i used all the right methods for both parts, i integrated right but my only fault was the mistake with subbing my values, it annoyingly affected my mass as well got 243/5 instead of 242/5 do you think i can get 4 marks on the first part and 3 on the next part?
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Reply 734
Original post by VSEPR
Also someone had scribbled all over the C3 formulae in the booklet when I tried to check the equation for volume of revolution; it wasn't there and I wonder if some poor soul will get into trouble when they do C3 on Thursday...

Revolution is in C4
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Original post by idknow
The paper was simple, i made a stupid mistake as i always do... im expecting to lose maybe 8 - 6 marks all due to subbing 0 into (x+1)^5/5 and getting 0 -.- pretty annoyed but par that it was ok. As for the rest of the answers:
mu:0.179
Force question: 2t^2+t=v v=6 x=27/8m
string question:0.805 (velocity) not sure though, 0.383m travelled
SHM: show that, root50 and time was 0.296
COM... 1.51, 0.721 (i got 1.5 and 0.729 close or what)
Circle... x=vt-a3/5 y=vt-gt^2/2+ a4/5 (may have got the 4/5 and 3/5 mixed up though) i think the velocity was root3ag/5

please correct me if i am wrong and possibly maybe if anyone can figure how many marks would i lose for that stupid COM i used all the right methods for both parts, i integrated right but my only fault was the mistake with subbing my values, it annoyingly affected my mass as well got 243/5 instead of 242/5 do you think i can get 4 marks on the first part and 3 on the next part?


I got exactly the same except question except question 7 where I forgot the add the initial position :frown: how many marks do you think I will lose? I think for the com question you won't lose more than 3 marks


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Original post by milliezhao
For Com question part a I got 5.1 and b I think it was 1.72 or something, anyone got the same?


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That cant be right because the length of it was only 2, I got approximately 1.5 if that's what you mean.
study beats,

Dw I'm sure it wasn't terrible . Ya never know about the boundaries. Just ignore him, doesn't seem to be the nicest of people :P.

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Original post by bbcs2k9
That cant be right because the length of it was only 2, I got approximately 1.5 if that's what you mean.


Sorry, I meant 0.51 and 0.7, I was tired :s


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Reply 739
Original post by milliezhao
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I got exactly the same except question except question 7 where I forgot the add the initial position :frown: how many marks do you think I will lose? I think for the com question you won't lose more than 3 marks


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3marks???? i would be really happy but im very sceptical, as for how many you would lose probably 2 accuracy for each answer maybe and if they really aren't lenient a mark for the method so max u should only lose out on 3 but probably 2

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