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OCR A Level Mathematics MEI Pure maths & comprehension H640/03 - 21 Jun 2022 [Chat]

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OCR A Level Mathematics MEI Pure mathematics and comprehension H640/03 - 21 Jun 2022 [Exam Chat]

Here is the exam discussion for this exam. Talk anything from how to revise for it, specific questions or time management :ahee:

Date/Time: Tuesday 21st June PM
Length: 2h

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Reply 1

esha321

Anyone got tips for practicing comprehension and what the passage could be with regards to advanced info?

Reply 2

mlee531

Original post by esha321

Anyone got tips for practicing comprehension and what the passage could be with regards to advanced info?

There are plenty of pure and comp past papers on pmt. Advance info only says 'investigation involving graphs of functions which may involve using fundamental skills of algebra, trig or differentiation'....so not many hints there

Reply 3

RAB394

how's everyone feeling for tomorrow

Good luck!

How did the exam go?

decent, a lot easier than other two papers

Reply 7

Laughterhouse 5

Original post by Mythical Pingu

How did the exam go?

Might have been better than the last one. Did anyone else get the circle as (x+3)^2 + (y+3)^2 = 34 ??

(edited 1 year ago)

Reply 8

cosmome

Original post by Laughterhouse 5

Might have been better than the last one. Did anyone else get the circle as (x+3)^2 + (y+3)^2 = 34 ??

yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Reply 9

becca_sneyd

Original post by cosmome

decent, a lot easier than other two papers

i thought paper 2 was by far the easiest

Reply 10

Worncall15

Did anyone else get 4 stationary points for the implicit differentiation question? :/

Reply 11

Freddie.H

Original post by Worncall15

Did anyone else get 4 stationary points for the implicit differentiation question? :/

I think I got 2:

(-3,4) and (3,-4)

Reply 12

Freddie.H

Did anyone else get 17.9 minutes (17 minutes 54 seconds) for the rate of change of Temperature question? (With k=-0.07)

Reply 13

RAB394

Original post by Freddie.H

I think I got 2:

(-3,4) and (3,-4)

I got 4 and -4 for the y coordinates but i dont remember x lol

Reply 14

RAB394

Original post by Freddie.H

Did anyone else get 17.9 minutes (17 minutes 54 seconds) for the rate of change of Temperature question? (With k=-0.07)

Yes

Reply 15

RAB394

What do u guys reckon the boundary for an A* would be

Reply 16

lily0207

what did everyone get as the range and domain for question 2?

Reply 17

heptanitrocubane

Original post by RAB394

What do u guys reckon the boundary for an A* would be

I assume 80% overall for an A* ..?

Reply 18

RAB394

Original post by heptanitrocubane

I assume 80% overall for an A* ..?

Thx

what do u think an a* would be for this specific paper tho

Reply 19

heptanitrocubane

Original post by RAB394

Thx

what do u think an a* would be for this specific paper tho

As a percentage, I think it will be around 80% (perhaps slightly higher ~84).
It's obviously impossible to say as the percentage of people getting A* will go up this year, so the grade boundaries will be lowered, however paper 1 A* will probably be lower than 80, paper 2 significantly higher than 80, so today's paper 3 maybe a few percent higher than 80.

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