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Edexcel FP1 Thread - 20th May, 2016

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Original post by anonymousGangsta
Both were 3 marks


Lol dude they wernt 3 marks they were 5 marks each
Original post by anonymousGangsta
Paper was p*ss, but the candidate number didn't have enough boxes for my mobile? Did they want that to text me my grade???


You idiot that's for your postcode
+-sqr2/2 (+-1/sqr2)
9/2*x^1/2 + 25/2*x^-3/2
12.467 (I double checked this however may still be wrong)
a=38 b=15 c=1
2-2i, -8i, p=-4 q=8
1/p
anti clockwise rotation 45 degree about (0,0) (this may be wrong)
p=-3 q=-9, matrix (0 1 (bottom line 1 0))
a^2 +2a -4 + 4i(a +1), a=-1, sqr5 and 2.03 rad, QR twice the length of OP and QR is parallel to OP
x=15sqr2/4
Original post by TH3-FL45H
2.03 was the arg


oh, yeah i got confused on that question so i put -2.03 in the heat of the moment, oopsy!
Original post by AhnafR
How do you prove T is self inverse? Was detT = -1


Basically a Matrix is self-inverse if A^2 = I so you had to times it by itself and get the identity matrix. Or at least I think.
(edited 7 years ago)
Original post by Mills.O
You idiot that's for your postcode


Whoops my bad!! :biggrin:, wish somebody had told me that
Original post by AhnafR
How do you prove T is self inverse? Was detT = -1


T^-1=T
or R^-1=R

Yes I got the determinent as -1 which gave T=T^-1
Original post by TH3-FL45H
Anyone remember how many marks the last two parts of 9 were worth?

Think I lost all them marks but got the rest the paper

For the first proof by induction is it alright if I didn't do the step shown in the pic?

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can't remember however it was 11 marks for the whole of Q9
Original post by Person18
Does anyone know if there's an unofficial mark scheme? I know my teachers said they can't see it until tomorrow


Doubt it's up yet, check back in a few hours but it'll probably be here today
Original post by chewitt77
+-sqr2/2 (+-1/sqr2)

2-2i, -8i, p=-4 q=8

x=15sqr2/4


think i got -9 and -3 for p and q, not sure which way round though

Edit: oops... my memory is awful xD that was for the matrix question
(edited 7 years ago)
I thought the timing for this paper was quite tricky. I normally finish with about 30mins to go, but I spent all my time trying to get 5a, that I didn't have time to check1 So annoying
Original post by chewitt77
+-sqr2/2 (+-1/sqr2)
9/2*x^1/2 + 25/2*x^-3/2
12.467 (I double checked this however may still be wrong)
a=38 b=15 c=1
2-2i, -8i, p=-4 q=8
1/p
anti clockwise rotation 45 degree about (0,0) (this may be wrong)
p=-3 q=-9, matrix (0 1 (bottom line 1 0))
a^2 +2a -4 + 4i(a +1), a=-1, sqr5 and 2.03 rad, QR twice the length of OP and QR is parallel to OP
x=15sqr2/4


those are all right except the anti-clockwise rotation which was 135 degrees I believe
Original post by anonymousGangsta
Whoops my bad!! :biggrin:, wish somebody had told me that


MY friend found one question soo hard he put his paypal email address as the answer. Lol I saw him do it.
For the last question, I got 5√2-5/2√2, not in the simplest form, is that ok?
Original post by midgemeister7
those are all right except the anti-clockwise rotation which was 135 degrees I believe


Correct lol I used the formula book
Original post by Sallekmo
T^-1=T
or R^-1=R

Yes I got the determinent as -1 which gave T=T^-1


didn't know what self inverse meant, so i put ad = bc
For the last question, did it say the midpoint lied on the positive x axis or just that it was positive?
Original post by NotNotBatman
For the last question, did it say the midpoint lied on the positive x axis or just that it was positive?


Lied on the positive x axis so y=0
Dropped at least 2 marks, not too fussed though since the grade boundaries will probably be a bit lower than standard.
Don't think it was too tough though
Original post by NotNotBatman
For the last question, did it say the midpoint lied on the positive x axis or just that it was positive?


Positive x-axis

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