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Edexcel A2 C4 Mathematics June 2015 - Official Thread

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Original post by IHateC12k14paper
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Original post by milogillot
no k=2 since you had to square root 4cos^2


It was 4. you multiplied by 2cos(theta) so it was 2cos(theta) * 2cos(theta)
What was p/q fr the 1st q?
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For Q6 b) was it 4pi/3 + 2root3/4
Did anyone got 3199/ln9 in the last question :'(
lol easier? i'm getting out of this world
Original post by jf1994
I used the sine rule, anyone else?


I used the Sin i fould the foot of the perpendicular which i guess was the shortest distance
Original post by Iridann
It was 4. you multiplied by 2cos(theta) so it was 2cos(theta) * 2cos(theta)

its 2. while mutiplying 4 and 4 cancel out
Original post by cfcdrog
For Q6 b) was it 4pi/3 + 2root3/4


that's right
Original post by anndz3007
Did anyone got 3199/ln9 in the last question :'(


Nah it was 13pi/ln3
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Original post by ninetail9990
its 2. while mutiplying 4 and 4 cancel out


should be 4
d(x)=2cos(theta) d(theta)
and y=2cos(theta)
Original post by Ripper Phoenix
lol easier? i'm getting out of this world


It was hard wasnt it? I have never seen a ques like the last one in any paper :frown:
Original post by jf1994
Poll vs poll - who really gives a ****?


I agree. Stupid spammers.
Original post by anndz3007
Did anyone got 3199/ln9 in the last question :'(


YES ! I DID!

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Original post by anorris13
It is calculus, it has to be in radians


No it doesn't. If anything, that particular question had to be answered in degrees. However, they may except both.
Original post by Iridann
Nah it was 13pi/ln3


How you intergrade 9^2x, i put u= 9^x
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Original post by ninetail9990
its 2. while mutiplying 4 and 4 cancel out


What are you on about? dx = 2cos(theta)d(theta)

So it was root( 4cos^2(theta)) * 2cos(theta)

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