These are my answers:

1(a) 104, (90+14)

1(b) p = (400+15t)i + (20t)j
q = (20t)i + (800-5t)j

1(c) The 'j' vectors for both are equal, as it is due west.
800-5t = 20t
t = 32
therefore q = 640i + 640j

2(a) T = 20.6N

what is 2b

Reply 1124

Stephanie444

Original post by rafiuddin

Yh, but the final answer was 640i+640j

How many marks will that cost me?

Reply 1125

dotdani11

Original post by particlestudent

Did everyone use the brick on its own for the force it exerts on the pan one?

Yep.

Reply 1126

Reda2

Original post by alexesl17

Tension was 20.6 and Force of brick on pan was 15.5

I showed workings out for 2 values or R, I had to values of R with their own working side by side, because I was not sure, will I get the marks for the correct one or did I just f** myself up?

Reply 1127

Humiliation

How do you get 15.5 for the pan question part b?

Do you look at the pan alone, or the brick alone?

I did weight of lift + R (reaction of brick going down) - T = mass of lift x acceleration.

Is that right? Or is it 0.5g - R = 0.5a

(edited 7 years ago)

Reply 1128

callmesra

WHERE WAS THE SUVAT
WHY WERE THERE 2 VECTORS QUESTIONS
WHAT WAS QUESTION 7

I expect a good hitler reacts to m1 video up shortly

Reply 1129

Themathgeek

Original post by dotdani11

Yep.

How many marks will I lose if I forgot to mutiple by the mass for the impulse question. I got v--u = 7.5 and wrote the formula flr impukse, just stupidly forgot to multiply by 0.4?

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Reply 1130

hamzahussain97

How many marks do you think I will lose for not writing the bearing for the last question (i got the correct magnitude - 16.6N).

Reply 1131

CaiusMartius

easiest test of my life

Reply 1132

boylubda

what question did u get 3 newtons for?

Reply 1133

river222

lol m8 it was EZ git gud

Reply 1134

dj3k

Original post by Reda2

I showed workings out for 2 values or R, I had to values of R with their own working side by side, because I was not sure, will I get the marks for the correct one or did I just f** myself up?

As it says in the mark scheme:
If a candidate makes more than one attempt at any question:
 If all but one attempt is crossed out, mark the attempt which is NOT crossedout.
 If either all attempts are crossed out or none are crossed out, mark all theattempts and score the highest single attempt.

So you will get full marks.

Reply 1135

Louiseelg0rt

Original post by Reda2

I showed workings out for 2 values or R, I had to values of R with their own working side by side, because I was not sure, will I get the marks for the correct one or did I just f** myself up?

Yes you will!

Reply 1136

xx_lofsuburbia

Original post by hamzahussain97

How many marks do you think I will lose for not writing the bearing for the last question (i got the correct magnitude - 16.6N).

Probably 2... I didn't write it, either

Reply 1137

alexesl17

Original post by Reda2

I showed workings out for 2 values or R, I had to values of R with their own working side by side, because I was not sure, will I get the marks for the correct one or did I just f** myself up?