I used the radius and worked backwards then re wrote it to make it look like I proved it

But of course I'm not gonna get any marks anyway because I don't know how to work out a radius of a circle inside of another f*cking shape with no coordinates just lengths that mean nothing like wtf ccea leave us alone we're just here having a mental breakdown whilst the chief examiner is probably playing golf on a resort rn pure loving his mind life

Reply 25

dloudfish

The bionomial was a trinomial hence why we found it hard as it wasnt on our specification.

Reply 26

Hussxni19

Original post by dloudfish

The bionomial was a trinomial hence why we found it hard as it wasnt on our specification.

The only reason i got the binomial question was because I was repeating C2 this year and we did a question similar to it in C3 this year

Reply 27

dloudfish

Original post by Hussxni19

The only reason i got the binomial question was because I was repeating C2 this year and we did a question similar to it in C3 this year

i didnt focus enough of my time on bionomals, i didnt think a trinomial would come up but i factorised and then did seperate bionomals and added together - i know im wrong

Reply 28

rumana101

Original post by hussxni19

the only reason i got the binomial question was because i was repeating c2 this year and we did a question similar to it in c3 this year

yeah same, this exam was great!

Reply 29

amilner855

When you don't recognise any of the answers other people got

Reply 30

Okdmd46

When u just realise how the one with number between 600 is done..😵🙄

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Reply 31

1hotspur

For question 8ii, ignore the circle completely. Split up the big triangle into three smaller right-angled triangles (since you know that the angle between the centre of a circle and the tangent is a right-angle) and then add up these areas. The area of the big triangle is 160.25.612r 8r 10r = 160r = 5.19

Reply 32

mishamigo

Original post by Okdmd46

When u just realise how the one with number between 600 is done..😵🙄

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how did you do that one,

i took two separate sums for two separate sequences and added them

Reply 33

Okdmd46

Original post by mishamigo

how did you do that one,

i took two separate sums for two separate sequences and added them

The answers 120000, it was the sum of the number from 1-600 minus the summation of 3x between x=1&200

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Reply 34

amilner855

🔴 Lots of schools have written to ccea about the c2 exam and the chief examiner said he told them not to put the last question on the paper but they did anyway so they'll be lenient and the grade boundaries will be low 🔴