C1- Algebraic expressions
Does it matter in the exam, what order you write the terms in.
For example : 13x^2 + 2x^3 -9
Or do you have to write it with the cubed term first then squared term.
Also what about a^b -2a. Is that the correct way of writing the final answer?
And would the examiner mark you down for writing the terms in the wrong order even though it's the same answer ?
For example : 13x^2 + 2x^3 -9
Or do you have to write it with the cubed term first then squared term.
Also what about a^b -2a. Is that the correct way of writing the final answer?
And would the examiner mark you down for writing the terms in the wrong order even though it's the same answer ?
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