Edexcel GCSE Mathematics Paper 2 Higher (1MA1 2H) - 3rd June 2024 [Exam Chat]

Reply 40

Bellingarina

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Original post by thegoldenkimpa

can someone tell me if I did it right, doing last minute revision 😓

Hey what topic is that an also what grade I need to practice that so please could anyone tell me thanks

Reply 41

User_09

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Hi, I did my maths gcse last year and got a grade 9 so im happy to help if anyone needs help with maths or revision tips for the upcomming papers!!!

(edited 1 year ago)

Reply 42

rouyi

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Original post by User_09

Hi, I did my maths gcse last year and got a grade 9 so im happy to help if anyone needs help with maths or revision tips for the upcomming papers!!!

Hii, I’ve done a few past papers which I’ll finish marking tomorrow and some random dr frost questions that my teachers set but I definitely still don’t know quite a bit…what’s the best way to like make sure I know everything
I don’t want to be unprepared and I’m not really sure what else I could be doing

Reply 43

User_09

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Original post by rouyi

Hii, I’ve done a few past papers which I’ll finish marking tomorrow and some random dr frost questions that my teachers set but I definitely still don’t know quite a bit…what’s the best way to like make sure I know everything
I don’t want to be unprepared and I’m not really sure what else I could be doing

Hi, id reccomend watching 1st Class Maths videos to learn content, and then Physics and Maths Tutor for exam question practice!
Also, once uve done past papers and marked them, go through the questions u lost marks on so u know which topics u dont know that well and should revise!

(edited 1 year ago)

Reply 44

rouyi

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Original post by User_09

Hi, id reccomend watching 1st Class Maths videos to learn content, and then Physics and Maths Tutor for exam question practice!

Thank you so much 😭😭😭

Reply 45

Sobbingsoobin

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Original post by rouyi

Thank you so much 😭😭😭

1st class maths also did some predicted papers btw! they are on the yt channel

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futuredoctor17

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predicted papers:
MrModoniMaths.com - GCSE 2024 Predicted Papers

Reply 47

The_Architect

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Original post by niqabiforever21

predicted papers:
MrModoniMaths.com - GCSE 2024 Predicted Papers

Thank you for this, looks like a good overview of all the different predicted papers. Does anyone know how accurate these are generally, and whether they're superior to doing past papers if limited for time?

Reply 48

thegoldenkimpa

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Original post by oriio

that looks right to me, i love the paper!

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Reply 49

oriio

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Original post by thegoldenkimpa

ty 💓 I got it here: https://notedsociety.com/products/maths-notepad

oh nice, tysmm <33

Reply 50

rouyi

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Original post by Sobbingsoobin

1st class maths also did some predicted papers btw! they are on the yt channel

Thank youuuu

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username7035970

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Original post by Bellingarina

Hey what topic is that an also what grade I need to practice that so please could anyone tell me thanks

I think that is a grade 8/9 topic called Transforming graphs from Mathsgenie

Reply 52

thegoldenkimpa

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Can someone mark my work! I think it'll be good revision for others too!!

Reply 53

futuredoctor17

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Original post by thegoldenkimpa

Can someone mark my work! I think it'll be good revision for others too!!

correct

Reply 54

username7035970

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I have a feeling that a similar type of question like this will come up

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scarletroses

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Original post by snn91828

I have a feeling that a similar type of question like this will come up

Does the question have any more information?

Reply 56

username7035970

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Original post by scarletroses

Does the question have any more information?

No, we use the cosine rule formula by subbing in all the values in to the equation and solve for x after by either factorising or using the quadratic formula.

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username6682389

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Original post by snn91828

No, we use the cosine rule formula by subbing in all the values in to the equation and solve for x after by either factorising or using the quadratic formula.

what does Gauthmath.com say about the answer. If you haven't used it before, if you paste a screenshot of the question into the website, it will give an answer to the question with good explanations to the question. The answers have been made by real people, but not all questions are on there