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Edexcel A2 C4 Mathematics June 2016 - Official Thread

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Original post by GeologyMaths
Thanks for the explanation but where is t in the question?


Sorry, I didn't look at your question properly, I used the wrong variables, let me fix it. :tongue:
Original post by Zacken
Sorry, I didn't look at your question properly, I used the wrong variables, let me fix it. :tongue:


Nice thanks :smile:
Original post by GeologyMaths
Nice thanks :smile:


Okay, should be fixed.
Original post by GeologyMaths
Someone help with part aimage.png

I understand the whole pi y^2 dx thing, but cannot integrate it into a parametric equation question :/...



Which paper is that Q from, out of interest?
Original post by GeologyMaths
How did you know?


Googled it; did my edited explanation help?
Original post by Zacken
Googled it; did my edited explanation help?


Yeah thanks v much
Original post by GeologyMaths
Yeah thanks v much


Awesome.
https://e1934e482e1b0d2c8580c3a986eb005fbbe9e596.googledrive.com/host/0B1ZiqBksUHNYcHVKUE1IOEZ3UTQ/CH4.pdf

For question 11, couldn't x coordinate also be 3pi/2 how are you supposed to figure out which specific value it is..

thnx
Original post by Mihael_Keehl
https://e1934e482e1b0d2c8580c3a986eb005fbbe9e596.googledrive.com/host/0B1ZiqBksUHNYcHVKUE1IOEZ3UTQ/CH4.pdf

For question 11, couldn't x coordinate also be 3pi/2 how are you supposed to figure out which specific value it is..

thnx


From the graph, it's the first time y=0, besides for when t=0.
Original post by Mihael_Keehl
https://e1934e482e1b0d2c8580c3a986eb005fbbe9e596.googledrive.com/host/0B1ZiqBksUHNYcHVKUE1IOEZ3UTQ/CH4.pdf

For question 11, couldn't x coordinate also be 3pi/2 how are you supposed to figure out which specific value it is..

thnx

I would say because it is the first intersection after the origin it has to be the smallest positive value of t
Original post by EricPiphany
From the graph, it's the first time y=0, besides for when t=0.


Original post by Student403
I would say because it is the first intersection after the origin it has to be the smallest positive value of t


lmao ofc omg
https://e1934e482e1b0d2c8580c3a986eb005fbbe9e596.googledrive.com/host/0B1ZiqBksUHNYcHVKUE1IOEZ3UTQ/CH4.pdf

Page 48 Part d

After finding the t values, I am struggling to know what to do. pls give me a hint?
Original post by Mihael_Keehl
https://e1934e482e1b0d2c8580c3a986eb005fbbe9e596.googledrive.com/host/0B1ZiqBksUHNYcHVKUE1IOEZ3UTQ/CH4.pdf

Page 48 Part d

After finding the t values, I am struggling to know what to do. pls give me a hint?


Plug it into your parametric equation and get values for (x, y)
Original post by Zacken
Plug it into your parametric equation and get values for (x, y)


Thank You. :smile:
Original post by Dohaeris
Thanks


Original post by Zacken
Plug it into your parametric equation and get values for (x, y)


How do you do 8b of that question?


I don't suppose you know why that paper is 'withdrawn'? It's not any of the official papers on the edexcel website...
Original post by Dohaeris
I don't suppose you know why that paper is 'withdrawn'? It's not any of the official papers on the edexcel website...


There was some controversy over the 2013 A2 Maths papers. I can't remember exactly what happened, by I think there was a leak or a large shipment of papers were lost. I think it was the latter.

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