Around 94-98/200, but I'd aim for 100/200 to be safe.
Does anyone know if the Mathswatch predictions are updated after the non-calc exam? They predict quadratic formula will appear in the calculator paper but it's already appeared in the non-calc paper which makes me think that it's highly unlikely that it will appear again.
Around 94-98/200, but I'd aim for 100/200 to be safe.
Does anyone know if the Mathswatch predictions are updated after the non-calc exam? They predict quadratic formula will appear in the calculator paper but it's already appeared in the non-calc paper which makes me think that it's highly unlikely that it will appear again.
Thank you. I think quadratic formula will appear again.
Around 94-98/200, but I'd aim for 100/200 to be safe.
Does anyone know if the Mathswatch predictions are updated after the non-calc exam? They predict quadratic formula will appear in the calculator paper but it's already appeared in the non-calc paper which makes me think that it's highly unlikely that it will appear again.
It will almost certainly be there again because there were other ways of solving in the non calc not just quadratic formula: factorising for example.
I think you add up all the frequencies then divide by 2 and count along the frequency bar until you get to the class that you are looking for eg 40 (total frequency) then divide by 2 then go down the classes and see where it fits, because it's GCSEs they won't make it difficult our teacher said so then look on the histogram and count up from the class to see where the number fits it's difficult explaining like this so if you still don't get it just ask your teacher. Hope I helped 🤔
Does anyone know if I'll get any marks for this? Q5) I did 900/18 to get 50 Q8) I did 300/80 which is 3.75, I rounded this to 4 and then did 4 x 16 to get 64