IAL Mechanics 1 20January exam!

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Original post by Faisal1997

does anyone have the mechanics 1 paper? the unofficial mark scheme for c12 came out.

I think it will be in a week. There are model answers for s1 already, which was on the 15th of January. So it will take a week. Wait for 27th

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Hi. Also looking or the M1 IAL markscheme. Any idea where i could find it?? Thanks

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Original post by guitarguy

Hi. Also looking or the M1 IAL markscheme. Any idea where i could find it?? Thanks

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Hi. I see the C12 and S1 but cant find te M1

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Original post by guitarguy

Hi. I see the C12 and S1 but cant find te M1

Man, it's too early, wait a bit. The mark scheme is supposed to be soon (27th maybe). Follow his Twitter

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Original post by J2JW

Man, it's too early, wait a bit. The mark scheme is supposed to be soon (27th maybe). Follow his Twitter

Will do. Thanks

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I've finished the M1 paper, https://googledrive.com/host/0B1ZiqBksUHNYd0pJSmxJSHozWVk/Edexcel%20M1%20-%20January%202015%20(IAL)%20Model%20Answers.pdf

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Original post by PhysicsMathsTut

I've finished the M1 paper, https://googledrive.com/host/0B1ZiqBksUHNYd0pJSmxJSHozWVk/Edexcel%20M1%20-%20January%202015%20(IAL)%20Model%20Answers.pdf

Thank you!

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Original post by PhysicsMathsTut

I've finished the M1 paper, https://googledrive.com/host/0B1ZiqBksUHNYd0pJSmxJSHozWVk/Edexcel%20M1%20-%20January%202015%20(IAL)%20Model%20Answers.pdf

Could you tell me please : if in the question with the moments I got the same answer, but wrote the formula for x first and only then I said that one of the forces equals zero, so i got x - will I still gain marks? Will the examiner see that I do understand the concept?

And one more - if I lose 5 marks, will it be at least 91%? Cause I badly need 91%>

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Original post by J2JW

Could you tell me please : if in the question with the moments I got the same answer, but wrote the formula for x first and only then I said that one of the forces equals zero, so i got x - will I still gain marks? Will the examiner see that I do understand the concept?

And one more - if I lose 5 marks, will it be at least 91%? Cause I badly need 91%>

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It doesn't matter when you set one of the forces equal to zero, as long as you get the same result.
I can't tell much about the UMS conversion

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