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Edexcel FP2 Official 2016 Exam Thread - 8th June 2016

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Original post by Armpits
Zero isn't a natural number...lol


Sometimes it is (i.e. when you are using the Peano axioms) lol.
Original post by 1 8 13 20 42
Actually depends on the context/branch of study..lol


Nope.

N_0 exists for a reason.

Zero is by no means a Natural number
Original post by sweeneyrod
Sometimes it is (i.e. when you are using the Peano axioms) lol.


N_0 != N
Oh well nevermind
Original post by Armpits
Nope.

N_0 exists for a reason.

Zero is by no means a Natural number


There are many who will disagree
How did people do the series question, I couldn't get most of it to cancel.
Original post by study.bud
Can anyone confirm that for q3 (roots of the complex number), the modulus was 2? so the answers were 2e^ipi...


16^1/4 = 2

So ya
Vote on how you found this paper!
If loads of people vote. We can get an idea of the boundaries.
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=4150121
Original post by study.bud
Can anyone confirm that for q3 (roots of the complex number), the modulus was 2? so the answers were 2e^ipi...


Yeah thats that I put and the values for theta were all over 24
Original post by BinaryJava
How did people do the series question, I couldn't get most of it to cancel.


Method of diffs sorted out two of the parts of it. Then use fp1 formula for the sum of 1 to n, and 3n for all the 3s.
Original post by Ayman!
Samb, I know that the question wasn't exactly on spec and I'm definitely not the right person to be saying this, but don't you think some questions in a further maths paper should get you to think? It wasn't exactly STEP level to be fair.


I dont have a problem with the question as such, but i dont really know why people are pretending as if its an easy question thwt people who didnt get the answer are automatically bad
Original post by ThatCleverAsian
Easiest paper I've done for fp2. Full UMS in the bag. Hmu if you wanna know any solutions


Could you please upload all the answers ? x
For q2: I got 1/2 + n/2(n+1) - 3n - 1/(n+2) I think. Was this is? I think I got -7 and -13. Might have added them wrong.

Also for the de moir expansion I mixed up the minus signs so I got all positive constants. They were the right values but because of this I got part b wrong.

How many marks would this cost me?
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Original post by Elzar
Then use fp1 formula for the sum of 1 to n, and 3n for all the 3s.


You say that as if I shouldn't have completely forgotten everything I learned for fp1 😂
So no one else thought that paper was a complete f***ery?! Smh
[video="youtube;eT6gE51uaTs"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eT6gE51uaTs[/video]


Whoever made this needs a medal xD
Original post by Elzar
Method of diffs sorted out two of the parts of it. Then use fp1 formula for the sum of 1 to n, and 3n for all the 3s.


Really, how was I supposed to know that. That question made me so mad!
Original post by Pyslocke
For q2: I got 1/2 + n/2(n+1) - 3n + (n+2) I think. Was this is? I think I got -7 and -13. Might have added the wrong.

Also for the de moir expansion I forgot about the minus signs so I got all positive constants. They were the right values but because of this I got part b wrong.


-3 and -9 something like that

What values did you get? And do you remember the question??

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