Edexcel A2 C4 Mathematics June 2015 - Official Thread

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cerlohee

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Has anyone here done the June 2005 paper? 52 marks for an A :O

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frozo123

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Original post by cerlohee

Has anyone here done the June 2005 paper? 52 marks for an A :O

link the paper bae

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username1162972

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Original post by cerlohee

Has anyone here done the June 2005 paper? 52 marks for an A :O

That paper looks very standard like. Probably due to being the first in the spec or something. I can't see what question dropped the boundaries.

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username1162972

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Original post by frozo123

link the paper bae

All papers are in physicsmathstutor.com

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frozo123

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Original post by physicsmaths

All papers are in physicsmathstutor.com

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thanks (hashtag)newbae

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username1162972

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Original post by frozo123

thanks (hashtag)newbae

Lol haha.

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annerux

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I did a C4 past paper and i got so much right. i was literally (okay not literally) over the moon and on cloud 9. is 2 past papers a week a good start for c4 revision ? i hate vectors the most though.
how does everyone find it ?

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cerlohee

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Original post by physicsmaths

That paper looks very standard like. Probably due to being the first in the spec or something. I can't see what question dropped the boundaries.

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Well that's what I thought I was looking at it.
Actually doing it was a different story...
Generally questions a little more taxing and question 8 required lots of little things to be spotted imo. That was 13 marks and the examiners report says hardly anyone scored anything at all. Perhaps that was it :smile:

Or it might have just been the conversion from P3 to C4?

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Hectors

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Original post by annerux

I did a C4 past paper and i got so much right. i was literally (okay not literally) over the moon and on cloud 9. is 2 past papers a week a good start for c4 revision ? i hate vectors the most though.
how does everyone find it ?

It only depends on you :smile:

whatever you feel is enough revision, but be careful not to run out of papers too early before the exam :smile:

everything is ok, except vectors, too complicated to visualise without a neat diagram imo

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frozo123

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https://a086a5a2f39bda93734c56a63fab1d7be0a9ba38.googledrive.com/host/0B1ZiqBksUHNYQXE5T2xiNDBRd2s/June%202005%20QP%20-%20C4%20Edexcel.pdf
how you do 7d

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keynes24

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Original post by frozo123

https://a086a5a2f39bda93734c56a63fab1d7be0a9ba38.googledrive.com/host/0B1ZiqBksUHNYQXE5T2xiNDBRd2s/June%202005%20QP%20-%20C4%20Edexcel.pdf
how you do 7d

OD= OA+BC

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cerlohee

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Original post by frozo123

https://a086a5a2f39bda93734c56a63fab1d7be0a9ba38.googledrive.com/host/0B1ZiqBksUHNYQXE5T2xiNDBRd2s/June%202005%20QP%20-%20C4%20Edexcel.pdf
how you do 7d

https://youtu.be/AWDKthNgzzI?t=11m59s explains it better than i could :smile:

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mccrae01

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Original post by Kill3er

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I know you've got most of the links in there already but you might want to add this to the OP

http://www.physicsandmathstutor.com/a-level-maths-papers/

It has the gold - bronze papers, Solomon's and Elmwood papers for all the units in one place :smile:

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username1162972

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Original post by mccrae01

I know you've got most of the links in there already but you might want to add this to the OP

http://www.physicsandmathstutor.com/a-level-maths-papers/

It has the gold - bronze papers, Solomon's and Elmwood papers for all the units in one place :smile:

Aswell as physics notes, papers, step papers, PaT solutions. Amazing website!

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Reply 234

Medicjug

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Can someone help me with a question???

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keynes24

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Original post by Medicjug

Can someone help me with a question???

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Just post the question

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Medicjug

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This is the question can you solve it but by taking -3(y-2) to the other side instead of only (y-2)

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keynes24

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Original post by Medicjug

This is the question can you solve it but by taking -3(y-2) to the other side instead of only (y-2)

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If you take -3(y-2) to the left hand side then you will get -3ln(y-2) in the left hand side. On the right hand side you just need to do partial fractions as the example indicates