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CCEA S1 13 June

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Reply 1
My answers

1 (i) 0.7514474781
(ii) 0.2191721811
(iii) Not all seasons will have as much a chance of cross winds than in winter

2 (i) 59.91809919
(ii) Median = 65 (I didnt know whether to do 6 divided by 36 and add it onto 60 to get the median so i didnt, you proabbly had do if its 4 marks)

3 (i) 0.220418077
(II) 0.357768112
(iii) 0.06124145229

4 (ii) E(x) = 4 Var(x) = 0.8
(iii) E(y) = 16 Var(y) = 0.8

5 (ii) 32 over 15
(iii) 49 over 256

6(i) 0.1151
(ii) -0.524
(iii) 58.49%

7(i) 9 over 25
(ii) 0.09
(iii) 0.874
(iv) 0.25
(v) 1 - P(A) - P(C) (Didnt know how to include B)
(vi) 0.3
(vii) 0.4
Reply 2
Original post by kevey320
My answers

1 (i) 0.7514474781
(ii) 0.2191721811
(iii) Not all seasons will have as much a chance of cross winds than in winter

2 (i) 59.91809919
(ii) Median = 65 (I didnt know whether to do 6 divided by 36 and add it onto 60 to get the median so i didnt, you proabbly had do if its 4 marks)

3 (i) 0.220418077
(II) 0.357768112
(iii) 0.06124145229

4 (ii) E(x) = 4 Var(x) = 0.8
(iii) E(y) = 16 Var(y) = 0.8

5 (ii) 32 over 15
(iii) 49 over 256

6(i) 0.1151
(ii) -0.524
(iii) 58.49%

7(i) 9 over 25
(ii) 0.09
(iii) 0.874
(iv) 0.25
(v) 1 - P(A) - P(C) (Didnt know how to include B)
(vi) 0.3
(vii) 0.4



Majority of my answers are the same :smile: are you sure about 1ii and 6ii? Apart from that I think all my answers match :smile:
Reply 3
1(ii) = 1 - (PX=1) - (PX=2) yeah?

for 6(ii) i wasnt overly sure how to do it. what i did was put Z(2) = -Z i.e Z(2) now on the positive x axis, found (z<Z(2)) gives u 0.7 (If Z(2) = -Z, the area to the right of Z(2) will equal 0.3) and the closest figure i got was 0.524, which actually gave me a probability of 0.699 but i just took whatever figure in the table closest to 0.7. So P(z<0.524) =0.699(Rounded to 0.7). Because Z(2) is 0.524, Z - 0.254. Ive a feeling a i have done something wrong because i could get no figure givin a probablility of 0.7, plus I think a question wouldnt be as complicated as I made it out to be
Reply 4
Original post by kevey320
1(ii) = 1 - (PX=1) - (PX=2) yeah?

for 6(ii) i wasnt overly sure how to do it. what i did was put Z(2) = -Z i.e Z(2) now on the positive x axis, found (z<Z(2)) gives u 0.7 (If Z(2) = -Z, the area to the right of Z(2) will equal 0.3) and the closest figure i got was 0.524, which actually gave me a probability of 0.699 but i just took whatever figure in the table closest to 0.7. So P(z<0.524) =0.699(Rounded to 0.7). Because Z(2) is 0.524, Z - 0.254. Ive a feeling a i have done something wrong because i could get no figure givin a probablility of 0.7, plus I think a question wouldnt be as complicated as I made it out to be


1(ii) = 1 - P(x=0) - P(x=1)

You might have got the right z values but the answer had to be an upper weight limit i.e the value of x. I got 59.6 grams.

And I wrote for 6iii was impossible?
Reply 5
Original post by RK94
1(ii) = 1 - P(x=0) - P(x=1)

You might have got the right z values but the answer had to be an upper weight limit i.e the value of x. I got 59.6 grams.

And I wrote for 6iii was impossible?


I think i mighta done 1 - P(x=0) - P(x=1) and I completey forgot to take it back to X lmao, for the percentage I did 1-0.3(eggs in small range)-0.1151(eggs in big range) = 0.5849 times by 100 to get % = 58.49%
Reply 6
Original post by kevey320
I think i mighta done 1 - P(x=0) - P(x=1) and I completey forgot to take it back to X lmao, for the percentage I did 1-0.3(eggs in small range)-0.1151(eggs in big range) = 0.5849 times by 100 to get % = 58.49%


You'll still pick up most of the marks! :smile: sorry I meant 5iii I wrote impossible!
Reply 7
for 5(iii) X is the distance more than 3m he jumped i.e if x can be any value from 0 to 4 inclusive, he can jump from 3m to 7m, the upper limit was supposed to be 4, lower limit 3, as when x is 3 he is jumping 6m and when 4 he is jumping 7m
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Reply 8
Original post by kevey320
for 5(iii) X is the distance more than 3m he jumped i.e if x can be any value from 0 to 4 inclusive, he can jump from 3m to 7m, the upper limit was supposed to be 4, lower limit 3, as when x is 3 he is jumping 6m and when 4 he is jumping 7m


Ahh I see what you mean now! Messed that up + median question and 1 or 2 probability q's! All the rest seem correct :smile:
Reply 9
Well my 1(ii) answer is for P(X=1) I think I did do 1-P(X=0)-P(x=1) in the test. What i did for writing down answers is writ them down quickly in my booklet at the endso i could discuss them here,I figured out what P(x=1) was in the test and writ it down in the test and must have mistaken that for my answer but I dont think that was my actua final answer in the test, I dont know I really cant mind, it might be it mighnt be I cant remember lol. I would hope not cus i need around full marks to get an A
Reply 10
What did you write for the median? I dont know if 65 is correct or not as the median value was the 6th value out of 36 for 60<W<70. I didnt know whether to do 6/36 and add it on to 60 or just take the midpoint, it seems more realistic to do the 6/36 and add it on but sure... what probability q's did u mess up?
Reply 11
Original post by kevey320
What did you write for the median? I dont know if 65 is correct or not as the median value was the 6th value out of 36 for 60<W<70. I didnt know whether to do 6/36 and add it on to 60 or just take the midpoint, it seems more realistic to do the 6/36 and add it on but sure... what probability q's did u mess up?


Yeah I got 65 but i was the same as you, didn't really know what to do then. Think I just wrote down the 60-70 group is where median lies :/ emm part ii and visit! I need about 60ums out of this for an A!
Reply 12
I forgot how to do probability of A and B, i assumed u multiplied them but the formula booklet said u had the multiply like A by B given A r sumtin. I thought it was handy cus u could just check in the table if your right, 18/200 got a sphere 220 on 18 month contract, so 0.09 is correct, i would have messed up that whole 1 if we werent given all that information
Reply 13
Original post by kevey320
I forgot how to do probability of A and B, i assumed u multiplied them but the formula booklet said u had the multiply like A by B given A r sumtin. I thought it was handy cus u could just check in the table if your right, 18/200 got a sphere 220 on 18 month contract, so 0.09 is correct, i would have messed up that whole 1 if we werent given all that information


Yeah I think everyone hates them probability questions! The info definitely helped a lot! Pretty confident I've got over 70% at least.
Reply 14
Original post by kevey320
What did you write for the median? I dont know if 65 is correct or not as the median value was the 6th value out of 36 for 60<W<70. I didnt know whether to do 6/36 and add it on to 60 or just take the midpoint, it seems more realistic to do the 6/36 and add it on but sure... what probability q's did u mess up?


I used the formula for median from a table, which is
L1 +(c(n+1/2 -sum of freq up to but not including median class) with that bracket divided by the frequency of median class.

final answer came out as 61.6666 mm, rounded to 61.7mm.
my answer for 1ii) was 0.0294, anyone else get the same? Didn't read the question properly at 6iii, put it as 0.585, should get one of the two marks. Three of my q7 answers seem to be off (totaling 8 marks), but hopefully ill get some working marks.
All in all a much better paper than January, think I'll have got my A this time around.
Reply 15
Original post by RK94
Yeah I think everyone hates them probability questions! The info definitely helped a lot! Pretty confident I've got over 70% at least.


I ballsd up my C2 so i need in and around full marks. Raging i didnt repeat C2 in january cus it was easy and I know id have my A for definite. I hope i got the median right and the right answer written for 1(ii) or else ill have no A
Reply 16
Original post by NeilKelly
I used the formula for median from a table, which is
L1 +(c(n+1/2 -sum of freq up to but not including median class) with that bracket divided by the frequency of median class.

final answer came out as 61.6666 mm, rounded to 61.7mm.
my answer for 1ii) was 0.0294, anyone else get the same? Didn't read the question properly at 6iii, put it as 0.585, should get one of the two marks. Three of my q7 answers seem to be off (totaling 8 marks), but hopefully ill get some working marks.
All in all a much better paper than January, think I'll have got my A this time around.


I was thinking of doing that and i was thinking you may have to do that if it was 4 marks. 1(ii) is correct i either had the right answer and wrote it down in the booklet wrong or got wrong answer.
Reply 17
Original post by kevey320
I ballsd up my C2 so i need in and around full marks. Raging i didnt repeat C2 in january cus it was easy and I know id have my A for definite. I hope i got the median right and the right answer written for 1(ii) or else ill have no A


Got 98 in jan C2 :smile:
Reply 18
Original post by RK94
Got 98 in jan C2 :smile:


I got 91% raw percentage in the past paper, that would been scaled down but even still. Had i done it in january id have my A
Reply 19
Original post by RK94
Got 98 in jan C2 :smile:


u were in the accounting unit 4 forum right? you wouldnt tell me what u got for ur theory in the other forum?

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