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The Hard Grade 9 Questions Thread 2019

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Reply 180

Original post by IsMo987
Do u have some for non calculator

on this page

http://m4ths.com/grade-9-gcse.html

the questions are free.... you pay for the answers

Reply 181

Original post by the bear
on this page

http://m4ths.com/grade-9-gcse.html

the questions are free.... you pay for the answers

£7.99!! If I charged for answers to questions I posted over the years then I'd be very rich :smile:

Reply 182

Original post by Notnek
£7.99!! If I charged for answers to questions I posted over the years then I'd be very rich :smile:

"will answer for 8 or more rep"

:teehee:

Reply 183

Sin30 > sin 28 (graphically)
Cos30>cos 29 (graphically)
Tan60>Tan57(graphically)
Original post by Notnek
Yes 1 is the answer. You would need to give more explanation for part b) which is quite a tricky question.

Reply 184

Original post by ThunderBeard
Sin30 > sin 28 (graphically)
Cos30>cos 29 (graphically)
Tan60>Tan57(graphically)

The second line is incorrect.

Reply 185

Would the proof be acceptable if I corrected the mistake?
Original post by Notnek
The second line is incorrect.

Reply 186

Original post by ThunderBeard
Would the proof be acceptable if I corrected the mistake?

You’d have to give more explanation about why the expression is an underestimate or overestimate.

Reply 187

A sequence of numbers is formed by the iterative process

un+2=un+1un\displaystyle u_{n+2} = \frac{u_{n+1}}{u_n}

u1=2u_1 = 2 and u2=6u_2=6

Find the value of u2019u_{2019}

Reply 188

An arc of a circle with equation x2+y2=r2x^2+y^2=r^2 is shown below



Calculate the length of this arc.

Reply 189

Solve the inequality

(x3)(2x+2)(1x)x24<2x\displaystyle \frac{(x-3)(2x+2)(1-x)}{-x^2-4} < 2x

Give any numbers in your answer correct to 3 significant figures.

Reply 190

For the inequality.

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Original post by Notnek
Solve the inequality

(x3)(2x+2)(1x)x24<2x\displaystyle \frac{(x-3)(2x+2)(1-x)}{-x^2-4} < 2x

Give any numbers in your answer correct to 3 significant figures.

Reply 191

Original post by Marcusmaths
For the inequality.

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Your numbers are wrong unfortunately, plus I don’t see any inequality signs. Post your working if you need help finding your mistake.

Reply 192

Did you get root 70 for your quadratic formula.
Original post by Notnek
Your numbers are wrong unfortunately, plus I don’t see any inequality signs. Post your working if you need help finding your mistake.

Reply 193

Original post by Marcusmaths
Did you get root 70.

No.

Reply 194

X<0.468
X>-2.13
The only one that’s not too bad imo.
Original post by Notnek
Solve the inequality

(x3)(2x+2)(1x)x24<2x\displaystyle \frac{(x-3)(2x+2)(1-x)}{-x^2-4} < 2x

Give any numbers in your answer correct to 3 significant figures.

Reply 195

2.02
Was I supposed to use the distance formula? I did, but I don’t think that it is in my specification.
Original post by Notnek
An arc of a circle with equation x2+y2=r2x^2+y^2=r^2 is shown below



Calculate the length of this arc.

Reply 196

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Original post by Notnek
No.

Reply 197

Original post by Marcusmaths

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Original post by ThunderBeard
X<0.468
X>-2.13
The only one that’s not too bad imo.

Both of you have made the same (small) mistake in your working. I'll let you both think about it.

Reply 198

Original post by ThunderBeard
2.02
Was I supposed to use the distance formula? I did, but I don’t think that it is in my specification.

Technically it isn't but I'd expect grade 9 students to be able to find the length of a line given two coordinates using Pythagoras.

Reply 199

Oh yeah, oops.
Original post by Notnek
Technically it isn't but I'd expect grade 9 students to be able to find the length of a line given two coordinates using Pythagoras.

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