F1 IAL May 2016 Edexcel Model Solutions

Here are my answers to the F1 IAL May 2016 paper


Pretty standard. Don't think there was anything unusual or tricky.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3xSC6XqSy7kNkVMckx3SjdEcVU/view?usp=sharing

Here are my answers to the F1 IAL May 2016 paper.


Pretty standard. Don't think there was anything unusual or tricky.

Easier than the F1 Jan 16 paper which was 61 for an A (in fact I think question 9 on this paper is the same question with different numbers to one of the questions from the Jan paper). My guess would be anything from 62-64 for an A on this one.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3xSC6XqSy7kSGpWa2JHZHZxYnc

@kprime2 can you check Q9a)ii) again? I think there might have been a mistake. Thanks a lot anyways!

@kprime2 can you check Q9a)ii) again? I think there might have been a mistake. Thanks a lot anyways!

Yeah looks like the answer should be 7

Here are my answers to the F1 IAL May 2016 paper.


Pretty standard. Don't think there was anything unusual or tricky.

Easier than the F1 Jan 16 paper which was 61 for an A (in fact I think question 9 on this paper is the same question with different numbers to one of the questions from the Jan paper). My guess would be anything from 62-64 for an A on this one.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3xSC6XqSy7kZXdKNUVrSzgta0k

In question 7, you could have just worked with the matrix R rather than finding its inverse.