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AQA GCSE Maths 8300 - Paper 2 - 6th June 2019 (Calculator)

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Confirming 27, I remember I did write that on the paper.

It was (5root3 - root12)^2 and just re did it again and indeed 27 :-)

Original post by RedLamp444

I think I got this as well, or 27.. I don’t remember whatsoever

time is continuous

Original post by jingle bells

Was it discrete or continuous ?

what did you guys draw for the graph one where you had to say also what the y intercept coordinate was???

Original post by moulders182

what did you guys draw for the graph one where you had to say also what the y intercept coordinate was???

Mine went weird like went down on a curve then suddenly went down pmsl.

Like 273 or something 🤭

Original post by KubziYT

What did anyone get for the one where you have surds and it says it can make an integer and it had square root of 12, i got 9

Original post by Jamwag99

Yeh I did, I got the vertical side to be 8.something

8.2012

MarcusNorris2003

What did you guys get for the question where you had to find the value of n with the ratio 7 : n

13 i think

Original post by MarcusNorris2003

What did you guys get for the question where you had to find the value of n with the ratio 7 : n

MarcusNorris2003

Original post by KubziYT

13 i think

RIP I got 20

Original post by jingle bells

Yes I got all of those. Everyone’s talking bout the egg question. I don’t remember it. What question was that ?

anyone get 2.4 for radius and 6.8 for functions?

i got 20 eggs for farm b and 27 for farm a so 7 more

Original post by birdnerd

For the egg question what did you all get? I got 4.

What did everyone get for the graph where the equation was y = x -1 and you had to find L? I got the negative reciprocal which was y = -1/x and then the intercept was three because I counted up three on the scale and the -1 was 1 square away from the origin

Answers:
13) 140%
14) 36
16) 64.2
17) upper bound = 25.375
18) 32/35
19) 106.62 (2dp)
20) always square since it always simplifies to (n+1)^2
21) radius = 3.4cm
24) -6 < x < 2
25) 9
26) a=-3 b=4 c=-11
27) 8.8

Cant remember anymore 😬👊🏾

i messed up functions but got 3.4 for radius

Original post by kelvinbean

anyone get 2.4 for radius and 6.8 for functions?

Original post by MarcusNorris2003

What did you guys get for the question where you had to find the value of n with the ratio 7 : n

i think n was 13

Take the 7 away the 20 is the final!!

Original post by MarcusNorris2003

RIP I got 20

I got 13

Original post by MarcusNorris2003

RIP I got 20

I got 7 too, not sure about it

Original post by safiza

i got 20 eggs for farm b and 27 for farm a so 7 more

Yeah I got 13 as well wasn't that the 35% with Joe and Kyle? If so then 65% was the remainder so you did 65/35 and multiplied by 7

Original post by KubziYT

13 i think

Radius yes!

Original post by kelvinbean

anyone get 2.4 for radius and 6.8 for functions?

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