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OCR (non mei) C4 Friday 24th June 2016

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(1/144)e^2 anybody?
Original post by Abscissa
(1/144)e^2 anybody?


I believe that's the accepted answer. I must have made an arithmetic error somewhere... So stupid.
70 in C3 and 64 in C4 should get me an A* right? Annoyed that I made some silly errors today....
What exactly was question 2 and 3 anyone? Like the actual question.
anyone remember the implicit differentiation q?
Original post by duncant
would you get full marks for not multiplying by x^2 or -1 mark?


I Think -1
Original post by TheNicholas
I Think -1


Why would it lose marks? The answer's still correct just in an alternative form, right?
Original post by tobybes
70 in C3 and 64 in C4 should get me an A* right? Annoyed that I made some silly errors today....

will 67 in core 3 and 61 in core 4 get me an A*?
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Original post by duncant
would you get full marks for not multiplying by x^2 or -1 mark?


I'd be surprised if you dropped a mark, it's still correct


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Overall was quite a difficult paper, but I found what really made it worse was the time management, especially for question 9
on the markscheme, the integration by substitution q is only worth 6 marks, not 7.
Original post by tobybes
70 in C3 and 64 in C4 should get me an A* right? Annoyed that I made some silly errors today....


Very likely.

Original post by Rory1995
will 67 in core 3 and 61 in core 4 get me an A*?


Very likely.
These grade boundaries will be my only shot at uni
A* 5/72
A 1/72
B -3/72
wheres the community mark scheme at?
i really dont recognise that implicit differentiation answer...
Neither do I, if anyone knows question 2 and 3 please post it.
Original post by tmoss99
Why would it lose marks? The answer's still correct just in an alternative form, right?


I think there will be a simply mark
When drawing the graph on question 9 did we need to include the entire graph or the graph between limits of t?
Original post by _asha_
Can anyone remember how to get the Cartesian equation in question 9?
I got 2x^3 - 6x^2 + 5x but i don't think its right


thats what i got, and values of minimum points were consistent between the two forms

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