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How many marks would I lose if I did the long division incorrect. Second part finding the normal equation was reliant on first part :frown:
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Original post by Inayah03
You will probably lose 1-2 marks..you'll receive mostly method marks

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thanks! made a stupid c1 mistake :/
First question I got 28/X-2 but j didn't put it equal to the other function ffs. I then got X to be 30 zzz how many marks was that question? Guess I'll only lose 1 or 2 for it
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what do we think will be the grade boundaries?
Original post by Sarah12344466
How many marks would I lose if I did the long division incorrect. Second part finding the normal equation was reliant on first part :frown:


Its okay you will receive method marks. They award marks if you use the right method but carry an error forward. Just as long as you've got your method right, you'll defo receive decent amount of marks

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Will I only lose 1 mark to putting 2 and not 1/2 on q 5 ii
How many working marks do you think i would get on Q2b.) for finding a range using an incorrect dy/dx found in part a? and how many marks would i loose on question 9c.) for leaving as T= -5ln(1/2/(1+e^-1))
Can anybody remember the questions for 5i and ii?
Original post by HarshaPeed
Nope it was 1/2.


i disagree
from what I can see...I got 66/75 - an A* do we think - or just under? Doesn't matter to an extent because I always knew I'd have to well in C4 for an A* but yeah would be nice to have some sort of idea
Original post by veldt127
I'm not 100% sure on all of these, but I think most are correct.

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PDF with working for 1-4 and 9 : http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=554155&d=1466508775


For question 2 thought it wanted dy/dx<0.
Original post by chloeabeki
wasn't it between pi and -pi? or was it pi/2?


Pretty sure was -pi/2 and pi/2
what were the marks for each Q?
Original post by veldt127
I'm not 100% sure on all of these, but I think most are correct.

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PDF with working for 1-4 and 9 : http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=554155&d=1466508775

for 3c how did you get 86.1??
I think I'm the only student who doesn't remember their answers after an exam. #LongTermMemoryProblems :emo:
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How do I see the unofficial mark scheme?
Original post by Natalie Premru
How do I see the unofficial mark scheme?


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Wasn't 5 i 0.25arctan(0.75)? Which is around 0.1608 in radians?
Original post by veldt127
I'm not 100% sure on all of these, but I think most are correct.

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PDF with working for 1-4 and 9 : http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=554155&d=1466508775

does anyone remember the fraction for 6? i dont remember my answer
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Original post by tigermoth890
For question 2 thought it wanted dy/dx<0.


It did. dy/dx is positive from -sqrt(5) to sqrt(5)

Graph of dy/dx:
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/ngz0g28xf5

Graph of y=f(x)
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/bys8keuq2r

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