What I wrote on the mark scheme was what I put down in the paper so I'm hoping I got the majority right but probably missed some method marks - 71-72 maybe?
thats great for you then! I'm just worried Bath won't let me in if I don't get that A* in Maths it's annoying as they've increased the grades I need from AAB to A*AA I know just hopefully not as hard as this exam! :/
thats great for you then! I'm just worried Bath won't let me in if I don't get that A* in Maths it's annoying as they've increased the grades I need from AAB to A*AA I know just hopefully not as hard as this exam! :/
I know that's why I'm panicking about getting an A* now as I'll need 100 UMS in core 4 as i only think I've got about 64/75 in core 3 can you suggest any tough vectors questions as thats what I'm worst on!
Well yes, because the values you enter would just cancel each other. I think, actually a better way of showing it mathematically would be to just indicate the m0's cancelling.
Could someone explain q7 from June 11 for me please :/
EDIT: also 8b of the same paper. Why is it + 1/(1-x) as I keep getting minus. Also how do you change to the form they want the answer in
Thanks!
This is 8b. I did it a few days ago too and was confused by it but apparently you multiply the -1 by (-x/1-x) to get (x/1-x). Well that's what my teacher said anyway. Hope that helps
This is 8b. I did it a few days ago too and was confused by it but apparently you multiply the -1 by (-x/1-x) to get (x/1-x). Well that's what my teacher said anyway. Hope that helps
Guys I will be really grateful , if someone helps me with a question, I attempted it like 10 times and don't know what to do. Its a question from JUNE 2010 QUESTION 3(b) Thanks !
Therefore just consider what value of x is required for 8 + 6x = 10 to be true. Then substitute this value of x into your answer to b and simplify into the form a/b.