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Edexcel A2 C4 Mathematics June 2016 - Official Thread

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Ah, correct, yes, it's pretty easy once you separate it into sin^2x and then do the identities. Well, if it does come up, we certainly have an advantage :wink:
What happens in this step , how is -8cost achieved
With the rate of change questions, do we use radians or degrees????
Original post by arrow_h
With the rate of change questions, do we use radians or degrees????

radians i think but might be wrong
Original post by Marccs
What happens in this step , how is -8cost achieved


Same way (4x-1)^2=16x^2-8x+1

remember the middle bits
I'm not ready for this😰
Original post by Supermanxxxxxx
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how can this be done using long division


A/x^2 +B/x+C/3x-2

same way as normal with partial fractions
Would they ask us to integrate sin^5x


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Original post by totabatouta
I'm not ready for this😰


welcome to the club
why are the grade boundaries always so high :frown:
How do I do this anyone? Its from the jan 2016 IAL paper:

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All the best guys :biggrin:
Original post by lordoftheties
How do I do this anyone? Its from the jan 2016 IAL paper:

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Ill be posting solutions
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Does anyone have the C4 past paper of 2016 Jan ?
Do solomon press papers get harder as you go through the alphabet? Trying to do the hardest questions I can before the exam.
Do we need to memorise areas and volumes for different shapes?


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Original post by sincerelyso
Do we need to memorise areas and volumes for different shapes?


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I've always seen cone volume given
Only other one I've seen is a cylinder which is circle area * length.
Original post by veldt127
I've always seen cone volume given
Only other one I've seen is a cylinder which is circle area * length.


I have also seen hemi-sphere but the volume was given also
Original post by veldt127
I've always seen cone volume given
Only other one I've seen is a cylinder which is circle area * length.


have also seen cube, but come on that aint rocket science haha xD

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