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OCR MEI AS Mathematics M1 10/06/2013

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Reply 80
Original post by blossom786
5 days is more than enough! I wish I had that much time! I only started revising yesterday...I'm in A2 and resitting...need an A in mechanics...not had much time to revise though due to synoptic papers for my other subjects! :frown:


have a feeling C4 isn't going to go too well :eek:


C4 is killing me! I can get pretty much full marks on section A but the way the questions are worded on section B makes me often wonder what I'm even supposed to be doing :tongue: I'm resitting C3 aswell cause I got a D overall in Jan (A on coursework, U in exam :colondollar:).
Reply 81
No problem CWE. Good luck for tomorrow everyone :redface:
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Good luck guys and remember read the question carefully eg constant accelaration
Reply 83
That was possibly the worst exam I've ever sat in my life.
I blanked completely! I've got no chance of getting a B for uni now.
Original post by Alotties
That was possibly the worst exam I've ever sat in my life.
I blanked completely! I've got no chance of getting a B for uni now.


Glad I wasn't the only one... That paper was absurd.

Section A was fine, but Section B was terrible. Almost ran out of time as well :frown:

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Reply 85
Original post by stefanocattaneo
Glad I wasn't the only one... That paper was absurd

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A girl ran out as soon as the exam finished and cried and everyone in my class (there's only 9 of us) found it hard.
I'm not too happy as I was depending on M1 to get some extra marks ahead of C3 and C4 :tongue: Ohwell.
Reply 86
Lol, wtf sort of exam was that

Easily the hardest M1 paper yet
Reply 87
hey what sort of answers did you get to the questions? this was some confusing paper :frown:
Anyone want to have a go at an unofficial mark scheme?


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Reply 89
I found it ridiculously hard! Thank god I aren't the only one, ran out of time so lost 6 marks on that last question already.
Worst exam of the year, want to cry :'(
hopefully the grade boundaries will be really low
no clue about the last question and first question and question five seemed too easy for 4marks and 3 marks.

having tea now to make it better
Reply 91
Seriously. What. The. Hell.
When I first open the booklet and saw the first question on the boxes....I blanked out. Like seriously? Couldn't they give us lines instead of boxes :/
I know I've lost 12 marks for definite....
Screw mechanics :frown:
Reply 92
Dont know why I come here, always depress myself. for the final question of section 1, v=24-18t+3t²

what was T1 and what was T2 for when it was stationary

what was the expression for x

how to prove x=20 and what was x for T2

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Original post by helpme456
Dont know why I come here, always depress myself. for the final question of section 1, v=24-18t+3t²

what was T1 and what was T2 for when it was stationary

what was the expression for x

how to prove x=20 and what was x for T2

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T1 was 2 and T2 was 4 by factorising v=24-18t+3t²

expression for x you had to intergrate v=24-18t+3t² to get x=t^3-9t^2+24t

and then for the last bit sub in the values of T1 and T2 into that equation

hope that helps
Reply 94
v=24-18t+3t^2 i differentiated the equation so i got -18+6t
at stationary it is =0 so -18+6t=0 so t=3
therefore v = -3

for the other one they said it was initaly at 0 so v=24
so i got T1=(3,-3)
T2=(0,24)
not 100% sure though
Reply 95
Original post by johnny2spoons
T1 was 2 and T2 was 4 by factorising v=24-18t+3t²

expression for x you had to intergrate v=24-18t+3t² to get x=t^3-9t^2+24t

and then for the last bit sub in the values of T1 and T2 into that equation

hope that helps


T1 was 2 and t2 was 4 or something
Reply 96
Original post by helpme456
Dont know why I come here, always depress myself. for the final question of section 1, v=24-18t+3t²

what was T1 and what was T2 for when it was stationary

what was the expression for x

how to prove x=20 and what was x for T2

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When it is stationary, v=0
So 3t2 - 18t+24 = 0
t2-6t+8 = 0
(t-4)(t-2)
As T2>T1
T2 = 4
T1 = 2
To prove x is 20. Intergrate the equation and sub T2=4 into the equation and you'll get 20 :smile:
Harder than any past paper I've done for sure. The only question that really gave me mental block was q7. Found it confusing , oh well now for c4!
Reply 98
Original post by helpme456
Dont know why I come here, always depress myself. for the final question of section 1, v=24-18t+3t²

what was T1 and what was T2 for when it was stationary

what was the expression for x

how to prove x=20 and what was x for T2

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you first had to equate it to 0 to find the times and you would have gotten t=2 and t=4 and then integrate it to find the expression for x the displacement so i would have been 24t-9t^2+x^3+c but when t=0 the displacement is 0 so c=0 and when you plug in the numbers you got 20 and when t=4 you get 16 :confused: hope this is right
Original post by Mahinder
v=24-18t+3t^2 i differentiated the equation so i got -18+6t
at stationary it is =0 so -18+6t=0 so t=3
therefore v = -3

for the other one they said it was initaly at 0 so v=24
so i got T1=(3,-3)
T2=(0,24)
not 100% sure though


no you never had to work out accelaration because when its stationary v=0 so then you just factorise 0=24-18t+3t^2 to give you t=2 and t=4

sorry :/

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