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OCR S2 (non-mei) Wednesday 14th June

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Original post by TheNicholas
1. Unrepresentative, Random sample
2. m=48.95 theta= 25 a=16.9
3. X>=23 0.0076 reject H0
4. m= 6.18 s^2= 0.16 0.0359 do not reject & standardising
5. 0.1429 N=90
6. 0.4763 r=5 0.0375
7. 32/15 2rt2
8. np<5 0.046, 0.192, 0.95, 0.046 & p>=0.9848


wow these are all exactly what I got, this gives me hope
Think I got 68/69
Original post by SWISH99
Think I got 68/69



Was out of 72 buh
Does anyone remember how many marks the N question was?

I did everything right apart from using 1.645 instead 2.807, brain must've been on autopilot :biggrin:
Original post by Snicherz
Was out of 72 buh


68 or 69
anyone remember all the numerical figures in question 2, want to do question again to see if I remember getting it right.
Reply 86
How many marks was the last part of the last question? Was it 2?
Original post by maths00
How many marks was the last part of the last question? Was it 2?


4 I think
Reply 88
Original post by TheNicholas
4 I think


Ah shame, pretty sure I only messed up that one
Reply 89
Original post by Vanilla Poison
Does anyone remember how many marks the N question was?

I did everything right apart from using 1.645 instead 2.807, brain must've been on autopilot :biggrin:


Do you know what question it was because i wrote on my calculator how many marks were worth each part of each question but not which one was which?
Original post by Churm98
Do you know what question it was because i wrote on my calculator how many marks were worth each part of each question but not which one was which?

Last part of question 5 mate
Original post by GcseLad-_-
anyone remember all the numerical figures in question 2, want to do question again to see if I remember getting it right.


P(W>81.0) = 0.1
P(W<70.0) = 0.8
Work out a if P(W<a) = 0.1

I think, someone correct me if I'm wrong.
Someone make an unofficial mark scheme
That seems about right

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Grade boundaries should be slightly lower than last year since last year didn't really have any tricky questions
Did anyone else use poisson for the last question?
1) Not representative of population- sample favours people who have are potentially more interested in school (1 mark)
b) Obtain a list of parents and assign number to each person, use random numbers and ignore any repeats (2 marks)
2) a= 16.9 (6 marks?)
3) 0.0076<0.01 reject H0, can use approximation as np>5 and n>50 (7 marks?)
4i)0.0395...>0.025 do no reject H0 (11 marks)
ii) When finding distribution of x bar (1 mark)
5i) 0.1429
5ii) N=90
6) R=5
7i) 32/15 (3 marks)
ii)show that (3 marks)
7iii) q=2rt2 (4 marks)
8i) Nq=2<5 (1 mark)
ii) Put x<60 (0.19ish) in and x=60 (0.042ish) (4 marks)
iii) p=0.95, probability= 0.442 (ish) (2 marks)
iv) 1>=p>0.9897 (4 marks)

Any different answers?
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Original post by Vanilla Poison
Last part of question 5 mate


from what i wrote down it was 6 marks, not 100% sure on it though, thats just what I wrote down
Original post by lukej12345
1) Not representative of population- sample favours people who have are potentially more interested in school (1 mark)
b) Obtain a list of parents and assign number to each person, use random numbers and ignore any repeats (2 marks)
2) a= 16.9 (6 marks?)
3) 0.0076<0.01 reject H0, can use approximation as np>5 and n>50 (7 marks?)
4i)0.0395...>0.025 do no reject H0 (11 marks)
ii) When finding distribution of x bar (1 mark)
5i) 0.1429
5ii) N=90
6) R=5
7i) 32/15 (3 marks)
ii)show that (3 marks)
7iii) q=2rt2 (4 marks)
8i) Nq=2<5 (1 mark)
ii) Put x<60 (0.19ish) in and x=60 (0.042ish) (4 marks)
iii) p=0.95, probability= 0.442 (ish) (2 marks)
iv) 1>=p>0.9897 (4 marks)

Any different answers?

Do you think I'd lose a mark if I said that you should get a random sample of student and THEN choose their parent?

Also, would I get marks for using poisson in question 8 but getting the same answers?
Original post by lukej12345
1) Not representative of population- sample favours people who have are potentially more interested in school (1 mark)
b) Obtain a list of parents and assign number to each person, use random numbers and ignore any repeats (2 marks)
2) a= 16.9 (6 marks?)
3) 0.0076<0.01 reject H0, can use approximation as np>5 and n>50 (7 marks?)
4i)0.0395...>0.025 do no reject H0 (11 marks)
ii) When finding distribution of x bar (1 mark)
5i) 0.1429
5ii) N=90
6) R=5
7i) 32/15 (3 marks)
ii)show that (3 marks)
7iii) q=2rt2 (4 marks)
8i) Nq=2<5 (1 mark)
ii) Put x<60 (0.19ish) in and x=60 (0.042ish) (4 marks)
iii) p=0.95, probability= 0.442 (ish) (2 marks)
iv) 1>=p>0.9897 (4 marks)

Any different answers?


list of parents? that would make it biased towards students with two parents instead of students with only one parent.
I said list of all students, number them sequentially, use random numbers, then use their parents.

also 8iv)I got 0.985<p=<1
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