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Edexcel Core 3 - 21st June 2016 AM

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test was easy tbh
Original post by exclamationmark
Where did -5 and 6 come from?


First question


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Reply 1442
no

Original post by lfcrules
Do you think full marks will still be given to 0.5 ln 6.75?
Original post by BSLMaths
We were working out the x value and the x value had to be between pi/4 and pi/2 :/


ah that does make more sense I guess, because all the solutions would be in the range -pi/4 to pi/2 wouldn't they, looks like that's a mark or 2 dropped :frown:
Original post by Benji12345
For the trig identity question part b, did you have to rearrange for a tan quadratic and then use the quadratic formula to get the solutions for tans?

Yes using 1 + tan^2(X) = cosec^2(X) :smile:
Does anybody remember how many marks the sketching arcsin graph was?
Original post by mpwb12345
Will send u it


Send it to me as well
Yeah I ran out of time :frown:
I think I lost about 15 marks due to silly mistakes


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There goes my chances of getting an A overall
Reply 1449
Original post by Bloom77
Do you need 80% across AS and A2 to get an A?
I got 78% in AS overall



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so you need 82% at a2
Original post by Bloom77
Do you need 80% across AS and A2 to get an A?
I got 78% in AS overall



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480 UMS in total across 6 units. Doesn't matter if you didn't get 80% or more at AS as long as your total is 80% or more.
Dunno why some people come on this thread literally just to say 'exam was easy'. Does it feed your ego? or?
Original post by Bloom77
Do you need 80% across AS and A2 to get an A?
I got 78% in AS overall



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You need to average 480 / 600 ums in all 6 modules; or average 80 ums on every module.

If you got 78 ums overall in AS, you need to average 82 ums in A2 overall to get an A overall.
Original post by k.russell
ah that does make more sense I guess, because all the solutions would be in the range -pi/4 to pi/2 wouldn't they, looks like that's a mark or 2 dropped :frown:

Don't worry, looks like overall people found it tricky so it shouldn't be a big deal :smile:
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Original post by BSLMaths
Yes using 1 + tan^2(X) = cosec^2(X) :smile:


incorrect it's cot not tan, tan is for sec
If I got 3 =A and -32= B(which is probably wrong) in q6 and i work out the equation in part b will i get ecf? As i got the first part wrong
how many marks was the long division question out of fgs
Hai , in Q3 i put alpha as -26.57 instead of +26.57 , and consquently got the rest of the Q3 answers incorrect. How many marks would i drop?
In previous years what was the average raw mark required for 90 UMS? Also how many marks would I lose for leaving the 0.5cosec4y question as 2cosec4y by accident, 1 ?
Bruhh seriously doubting what I wrote down 😂 need to see the paper looool.


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