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OCR (not OCR MEI) Core 3 answers Jan 2011

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Reply 60
Original post by Mr M
14×158×240161\frac{1}{4} \times \frac{15}{8} \times \frac{240}{161}


Thanks for your reply, I got one of the fractions the wrong way round :facepalm:
Thanks Mr M, looks like I've done pretty well despite getting terrible marks in all the past papers.

One question though, for 8ii I put beta=-alpha. I never thought about putting the 3pi in for some reason. Will I lose both marks for that?
Reply 62
Original post by Mr M
OCR (not OCR MEI) CORE 3 answers Jan 2011


1. x=a3x=\frac{a}{3} or x=3ax=-3a (3 marks)


2. Translation 3 units in negative x direction, reflection in x axis, stretch scale factor 4 in y direction. Stationary points (-5, 24) and (-3, 0) (4 marks)


3. dAdt=45000cm2hr1\frac{dA}{dt}=45000 \, cm^2 hr^{-1} (3 marks)


4. (i) 25sin(θ+16.3)25\sin(\theta + 16.3) (3 marks)

ii) θ=12.4\theta = 12.4^\circ or θ=135\theta = 135^\circ (4 marks)


5. V=24πln5V=24 \pi \ln 5 (9 marks)


6. i) dydx=2(3x316x3)(x34x2+2)2\frac{dy}{dx}=\frac{-2(3x^3-16x-3)}{(x^3-4x^2+2)^2} and show ... (4 marks)

ii) (2.398, -1.552) (5 marks)


7. i) x=e88x=\sqrt{e^8 - 8} (3 marks)

ii) f has inverse f1(x)=exf^{-1} (x) = e^x (3 marks)

iii) 6e3\frac{6}{e^3} (3 marks)

iv) 20.3 (3 marks)


8. a) i) 2 positive U shapes and 2 negative inverted U shapes (3 marks)

ii) β=3πα\beta = 3\pi - \alpha (2 marks)

b) i)
Unparseable latex formula:

\tan 2\theta = \frac{2 \tan \theta}{1-\tan^2 \theta}}

(1 mark)

ii) 225322\frac{225}{322} (6 marks)


9. i) a) Show ... (3 marks)

b) Show and
Unparseable latex formula:

x>\frac{\ln 3}{4}}

(5 marks)

ii) y2ky \geq 2 \sqrt k (5 marks)


1- didnt get -3a
3- didnt not round up
8b ii) got another number, due to wrong number put in, all working rite.
9- left it at x, didnt find y value

how many marks have i lost? thanks!!
(edited 13 years ago)
Hey guys, question for Mr. M: for 8. a) i) I drew the graph from -4pi to 4 pi (clearly I can't follow simple instructions), assuming the part in the range they asked for was correct will I be penalised for this? Thanks
Reply 64
Grrr, think im looking at around 46~ marks ):

Actually thought that was way harder than the past papers :/
Reply 65
Original post by jimmyjack32
Hey guys, question for Mr. M: for 8. a) i) I drew the graph from -4pi to 4 pi (clearly I can't follow simple instructions), assuming the part in the range they asked for was correct will I be penalised for this? Thanks


Probably lose a mark, assuming that the rest of the graph is correct.
Reply 66
has anyone got the question paper? I've forgot some of the questions and where I'd possibly the get the marks for them... (like for 9) doesn't seem too bad so far though
Original post by HaroldtheGinger
Thanks Mr M, looks like I've done pretty well despite getting terrible marks in all the past papers.

One question though, for 8ii I put beta=-alpha. I never thought about putting the 3pi in for some reason. Will I lose both marks for that?


yes sorry
Original post by gunnerab
1- didnt get -3a
3- didnt not round up
8b ii) got another number, due to wrong number put in, all working rite.
9- left it at x, didnt find y value

how many marks have i lost? thanks!!


about 5?
Original post by jimmyjack32
Hey guys, question for Mr. M: for 8. a) i) I drew the graph from -4pi to 4 pi (clearly I can't follow simple instructions), assuming the part in the range they asked for was correct will I be penalised for this? Thanks


No not if you did that right.
Reply 70
Original post by gunnerab
1- didnt get -3a
3- didnt not round up
8b ii) got another number, due to wrong number put in, all working rite.
9- left it at x, didnt find y value

how many marks have i lost? thanks!!


thanks for the posting the results! :biggrin:
not a lot at all if those are the only mistakes, I'd say 1 for not obtaining -3a, you'd be penalised by 1 for not rounding up, 1 mark lost on question 8 for the final answer not being correct and I can't remember the question for number nine but as there is about 5 marks maybe 2 or 3 marks lost, probably 2.

Therefore, I'd say you've lost about 5 marks which is still an impressive 67 out of 72 marks!
(edited 13 years ago)
Reply 71
Someone already asked this but how many marks would you get for just differentiating in 9 ai 9bi and 9ii?
Reply 72
what are the working marks for 9 ii) .... e.g what do i get if i got the correct differential but, and defined a set of limit but the limits are wrong
Reply 73
Original post by Mr M
about 5?


thanks, is an A* feasible then??
really need it fr the cambridge offer :P
Original post by Mr M
No not if you did that right.


Excellent, thanks very much!
Reply 75
for Q4 I put 25sin(theta + 73.8) instead of + 16.8 i did 24/7 instead of 7/24

I then worked out the answer for the next part using this answer.

assuming I did part ii correct using 25sin(theta+73.8) how many marks would I lose for Q4

Original post by Mr M
No not if you did that right.


for the cosec alpha cosec beta question, i got beta = -alpha -pie

would i get any marks?
Original post by Mr M
yes sorry


Thanks thought this would be the case but wasn't sure. Your answers are brilliant as usual, really helpful and i'm relatively confident about this one.

And I managed not to cause an argument on here like I did last summer.
Original post by HaroldtheGinger
Thanks thought this would be the case but wasn't sure. Your answers are brilliant as usual, really helpful and i'm relatively confident about this one.

And I managed not to cause an argument on here like I did last summer.


I vaguely remember that.
Original post by purplestarfish
for the cosec alpha cosec beta question, i got beta = -alpha -pie

would i get any marks?


I don't think so.

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