OCR (not OCR MEI) Core 3 answers Jan 2011

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Over the moon :biggrin:

86% in C4 for that A*!!!!!!!!!!! haha, have you decided what you are doing next school year? Imperial or gap yah? :smile:

Good luck! :h:

Nope, for now I'll wait for my STEP results. I've made a good start to my FM A-Level and Physics A2 so we'll wait and see how things pan out. Until then, I will firm Imperial and put Warwick as my insurance.

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bubble2468

I think I'm being really stupid, but I can't work out how to do question 3, any pointers? thanks :smile:

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nomdiplume

Mr M, thank you very much for the answers, but you wouldn't happen to have the questions for this paper would you? If so, could you please send me a link?

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Jin3011

Original post by nomdiplume

Mr M, thank you very much for the answers, but you wouldn't happen to have the questions for this paper would you? If so, could you please send me a link?

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Reply 124

will1992

MR M (or anyone else for that matter) - I can't see how to get a=9 for part 5??? I got a=67/27 - am i rearranging the equation wrong? i to prepare for integration i rearranged it to 6(3x-2)^-0.5 dx =16 etc HELP!!! :wink:

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yellowlight

You get 6(3x-2)^-0.5 dx = 16, so integrate that to get 4(3x-2)^0.5 = 16.
Therefore (3x-2)^0.5 = 4
Put a in, then put 1 in and subtract.
So (3a-2)^0.5 - 1 = 4
So (3a-2)^0.5 = 5
Square both sides, 3a-2 = 25
So 3a = 27
a = 9