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Original post by iKaneee
Try 2014 R paper, hardest one ive seen


Really?


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anyone have grade boundaries for last year's c3 paper? Can't find them anywhere! :frown:
Original post by JayGreen
when using dx/dy if you sub in the y value and flip the answer that gives you the gradient


Correct
Original post by aprocrastinator
anyone have grade boundaries for last year's c3 paper? Can't find them anywhere! :frown:

66-a*
60-a
54-b
Guys for part C, why is the maximum function when the cos function is at a minimum, rather than when it's at a maximum? :smile:
http://gyazo.com/3e96339a8a0d7e1be522e458487dab7d
Original post by cerlohee
66-a*
60-a
54-b


thank you! Do you happen to know what full ums was? :tongue:
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Do we need to know-

- Half angle formula
- factor formula
- Proving double angle formula

?
Original post by cerlohee
Guys for part C, why is the maximum function when the cos function is at a minimum, rather than when it's at a maximum? :smile:
http://gyazo.com/3e96339a8a0d7e1be522e458487dab7d


because you are taking away the function from 10 so if it was at max value then a larger number would be subtracted by 10, so smaller height
Original post by aprocrastinator
thank you! Do you happen to know what full ums was? :tongue:


It's always 3xA-2xB so it's 72 :smile:)
Original post by studentwiz
someone help


which paper is this?
Original post by aprocrastinator
because you are taking away the function from 10 so if it was at max value then a larger number would be subtracted by 10, so smaller height


But I thought you were taking away the negative function, which is effectively adding the function?

EDIT: o nvm i got it sorry!!! you're adding not subtracting the negative cos function haha
thanku!
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Original post by TeeEm
just did this question with one of my students ... (he got eaten badly)
Any takers


ImageUploadedByStudent Room1434041292.982547.jpgIs this the solution?


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Original post by studentwiz
someone help


use the compound angles first
sin(A - B) = sinAcosB - cosAsinB
cos(A + B) = cosAcosB - sinAsinB
Original post by cerlohee
It's always 3xA-2xB so it's 72 :smile:)


whoa I never knew that lol. THANK YOU! :smile:

Original post by cerlohee
But I thought you were taking away the negative function, which is effectively adding the function?


so the most negative value would be the minimum...? :colondollar:
Those IYGB papers are extremely hard, hopefully nothing from there comes up tomorrow.
Original post by SuperMushroom
Worried haha, how about you?


Not too bad.. I guess it depends whether the paper's good or not..

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