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M2 June 2011 Edexcel - Paper and Model answers now in the FIRST POST

Revision thread for the M2 June paper.

PAPER AND MODEL ANSWERS NOW IN THIS POST

I will upload some past papers and my model answers

I will also post some tips as they occur to me and answer any questions

Good luck in the exam

I do not have access to the exam paper before the actual exam

Good site for past papers

http://www.freeexampapers.com/past_papers.php?l=Past_Papers%2FA+Level%2FMaths%2FEdexcel%2F

I will be happy to remove any content I have uploaded if requested by site admin

Edit - there is a slight transcription error in the method for 8c, it should be /1.40... not /1.80.. I did use 1.40 in the actual calculation, so the answer is correct.

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11 June M2 Model.pdf754.3KB

Reply 1

Killer Bean

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Perfect. This is just the kind of thread that I, and I'd imagine many others, need. :biggrin:

Reply 2

Arsey

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Past Boundaries and Papers



UMS	  100'	90'	80'	70'	60'	50'	40'
Jun-01	75	69	62	54	46	38	31
Jan-02	71	65	59	53	47	41	35
Jun-02	70	63	56	49	42	36	30
Jan-03	75	69	63	56	50	44	38
Jun-03	73	66	59	52	45	38	31
Jan-04	64	57	50	43	37	31	25
Jun-04	75	70	64	56	48	41	34
Jan-05	73	66	59	52	45	39	33
Jun-05	74	67	60	53	46	40	34
Jan-06	75	70	64	56	48	41	34
Jun-06	72	65	58	51	44	37	31
Jan-07	75	70	65	55	46	37	28
Jun-07	72	65	58	51	44	37	31
Jan-08	75	70	64	56	48	40	32
Jun-08	75	70	64	56	49	42	35
Jan-09	75	69	63	55	47	40	33
Jun-09	75	69	62	54	46	39	32
Jan-10	67	60	53	46	39	33	27
Jun-10	75	68	61	54	47	40	34
Jan-11	75	69	62	55	48	41	35

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Edexcel i guess?

I am dreading this paper!

Reply 5

gozatron

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Original post by Arsey

Past Boundaries

UMS 100' 90' 80' 70' 60' 50' 40'
Jun-01 75 69 62 54 46 38 31
Jan-02 71 65 59 53 47 41 35
Jun-02 70 63 56 49 42 36 30
Jan-03 75 69 63 56 50 44 38
Jun-03 73 66 59 52 45 38 31
Jan-04 64 57 50 43 37 31 25
Jun-04 75 70 64 56 48 41 34
Jan-05 73 66 59 52 45 39 33
Jun-05 74 67 60 53 46 40 34
Jan-06 75 70 64 56 48 41 34
Jun-06 72 65 58 51 44 37 31
Jan-07 75 70 65 55 46 37 28
Jun-07 72 65 58 51 44 37 31
Jan-08 75 70 64 56 48 40 32
Jun-08 75 70 64 56 49 42 35
Jan-09 75 69 63 55 47 40 33
Jun-09 75 69 62 54 46 39 32
Jan-10 67 60 53 46 39 33 27
Jun-10 75 68 61 54 47 40 34
Jan-11 75 69 62 55 48 41 35

Ouch, high grade boundaries..

Better hope i don't slip up!

Reply 6

Arsey

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Model Answers...

These are my solutions in pdf form. If you can not open the files you need to update your adobe reader, simply go to the Adobe site to do this, you will need at least version 9 to read the files.

June 06 is a good paper to try if you fancy a challenge.

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M2 Jan 10.pdf703.7KB

M2 June 09.pdf479.2KB

M2 Jan 09i.pdf503.0KB

M2 June 08.pdf465.9KB

M2 Jan 08.pdf462.6KB

M2 June 07.pdf597.6KB

M2 Jan 07.pdf438.8KB

M2 June 06.pdf614.7KB

M2 June 10 Model.pdf620.5KB

02 June M2 Model.pdf525.5KB

Reply 7

Arsey

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First tip is to remember to give all final answers to 3sf. If you give solutions involving g to more than 3sf you may be deducted an accuracy mark.

Some older papers

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03 June M2.doc324.1KB

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EDIT - Mock and Specimen papers attached

Initial KE + Initial PE + Energy Created - Energy lost = final KE + Final PE

remember you can take one PE to be zero.

energy created in M2 is work done by engine force = force x distance travelled

energy lost is normally work done against friction/resistance = friction/resistance x distance travelled.

engine force = power/velocity

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M2 Specimen Paper and Mark Scheme.doc431.6KB

M2 mock paper.doc168.4KB

M2 mock paper mark scheme.doc236.0KB

Reply 9

Thrug

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Sub'd,

hey Arsey and thanks.

Reply 10

intellectual1

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I love you Arsey! :smile:

I feel so much more confident with M2 now, I love the way you draw your diagrams so well, and that seems to be the most challenging aspect of a question :smile:

Reply 11

Arsey

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few more model answers

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04 Jan M2 Model.pdf526.8KB

05 June M2 Model.pdf458.5KB

05 Jan M2 Model.pdf533.7KB

06 Jan M2 Model.pdf545.3KB

04 June M2 Model.pdf600.6KB

03 Jan M1 Model.pdf800.1KB

03 June M1 Model.pdf610.1KB

M2 Jan 11 v2 reduced.pdf533.8KB

01 June M2 Model.pdf446.7KB

02 Jan M2 Model.pdf479.2KB

Reply 12

intellectual1

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Wow you're absolutely incredible Arsey! :smile:

Universities tend to strongly prefer Mechanics modules, so this thread is tremendously helpful indeed.

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Reply 13

emersonriver410

thanks , i come here to learn something
i find it now

Reply 14

AndersonsBentFoot

thanks for the resources

Reply 15

Arsey

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No worries, I don't think M2 is really that much more difficult than M1.

Reply 16

Yellowmonkeyman

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Subscribed :smile:

got this exam as wellll :redface:

Reply 17

Salliana23

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Original post by Arsey

Revision thread for the M2 June paper.

I will upload the solutions to the actual exam, the day after the exam.

I will upload some past papers and my model answers

I will also post some tips as they occur to me and answer any questions

Good luck in the exam
:smile:

*subscribes* :smile:

Reply 18

Yellowmonkeyman

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