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UNOFFICIAL MARKSCHEME Edexcel Maths Calculator paper 09/06/2016

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r u sure? i thought for question 15 the car depreciates 23% on first year?
Original post by erodedsoul
Are you sure? I know the A boundary is usually between 125-135 and thought A* was usually between 155-165


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It's been above 165 a lot, though:

155 for A* in June 2015
167 for A* in November 2015
164 for A* in June 2014
166 for A* in November 2014
165 for A* in June 2013
169 for A* in November 2013

A lot of people seemed to find the non-calculator fairly challenging so that might lower the boundaries, although lots felt the calc paper was quite easy too.
Original post by Wimsett
the video doesn't include question 1 ? Could someone tell me the marks for it please


2 for the stem bit, 1 for the probabliity
http://mathsgenie.co.uk/papers/gradebound.pdf

here's what the boundaries have been before
This is really useful however I can't remember how many marks each question was worth and I don't have a copy of the exam paper. Could you please include the marks for each question? Thank you.
Hey guys I got 211/200, do you think that's gonna be enough for a B!?
Original post by jtb135
2 for the stem bit, 1 for the probabliity


Ta!
what do you think the grade boundaries would be ? i really want an A :frown:

i made silly mistakes and the test was abit hard
Original post by MR.ANONYMOUS 786
Will 140 be the highest it can be or is it going to be 140 ? Thanks. I just hope I get an A. I asked my friend and he said no. Why the **** can I not get a straight answer ?


⚔🛡⚔~Nothing happens to anyone that he is not fitted by nature to bear - Maximus Decimus Meridius~⚔🛡⚔


Yh because the lowest an A* has ever been is 155 so 140 has to be the highest for an A. It ranges from 128 to 140 so hopefully its between 130 and 140 this year. I really want to get an average of 65-70 on both papers so I can get an A.
Original post by Heirio
For question 14, how did you get 3 bars?
My answer was something like 2.91 (rough guess of what I put) bars but because they're solid objects and the fact that you can't get 0.91 of a bar (I can't word my reasoning right at all, sorry if it makes no sense), I rounded it DOWN right to 2.
At least I'll get the marks for working out.


You have the right understanding but wrong numbers. It was about 3.4 I don't remember the exact number then you write 3 bars
Original post by Samii123
Hey guys I got 211/200, do you think that's gonna be enough for a B!?


Thats an A**, you genius, you beat the system!
For the question with the triangle inside of a triangle where you had to find X how did you work it out??
Original post by pelaitsc45
It's been above 165 a lot, though:

155 for A* in June 2015
167 for A* in November 2015
164 for A* in June 2014
166 for A* in November 2014
165 for A* in June 2013
169 for A* in November 2013

A lot of people seemed to find the non-calculator fairly challenging so that might lower the boundaries, although lots felt the calc paper was quite easy too.


Average grade boundary is 166, not taking into account June 2015
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Original post by Elleee1234
its was the one where you had top work out x for the permiter for the recentangle
x+4 X x i think x= 5 i dont acuatly know if thats right


couldnt have been 5 if you substituted 5 for x it didnt add up to 45 it was definitely 9.25
I got 80.1
For the question with the triangle inside of a triangle where you had to find X how did you work it out??
Because I found a side using Pythagoras and then used trigonometry to find the angle
Original post by MovedMasterMike
Yh because the lowest an A* has ever been is 155 so 140 has to be the highest for an A. It ranges from 128 to 140 so hopefully its between 130 and 140 this year. I really want to get an average of 65-70 on both papers so I can get an A.


The highest grade for an A has been 135 or 133
Original post by 34908seikj
Average grade boundary is 166, not taking into account June 2015


Why didn't you take June 2015 into account?
Original post by DrPepper123
X3-5x=34.
Assuming X=3.7 would give an answer of 32.153, its difference from 34 being 1.847. However, assuming X=3.8 would yield an answer of 35.872, its difference from 34 being 1.872. Since the difference between 34 and the value of X as being 3.7 is smaller than the value at 3.8, X=3.7.
Hope this helps.


um hang on, arent u meant to test 3.75 and 3.75 is less than 34, therefore x has to be in between 3.75 - 3.8

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