AQA A-level Further Mathematics Paper 3 (7367/3) - 7th June 2024 [Exam Chat]

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AQA A-level Further Mathematics Paper 3 (7367/3) - 7th June 2024 [Exam Chat]

Welcome to the exam discussion thread for this exam. Introduce yourself! Let others know what you're aiming for in your exams, what you are struggling with in your revision or anything else.

Wishing you all the best of luck.

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Date/Time: 7th June 2024/ PM
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Reply 1

gchukwuonye

Original post by Talkative Toad

AQA A-level Further Mathematics Paper 3 (7367/3) - 7th June 2024 [Exam Chat]
Welcome to the exam discussion thread for this exam. Introduce yourself! Let others know what you're aiming for in your exams, what you are struggling with in your revision or anything else.
Wishing you all the best of luck.

General Information
Date/Time: 7th June 2024/ PM
Length: 2h

who has a prediction of what's coming up tommorow

Reply 2

Need-Know

Original post by gchukwuonye

who has a prediction of what's coming up tommorow

The last question on the stats paper is exponential decay with some poisson.

Last question on Mechanics paper is a ladder question show that some trig functions equal something else

Question 2 on mechanics multiple choice involves calculating the EPE of an extended spring

Question 4 on Stats paper is poisson hypothesis test and question 6 is integration to find E(x) and Var(x). Then question 7 I believe is a big chi squared.

Oh and on Mechanics question 4 is about impulse/momentum and question 3 is dimensional analysis.

If you can do verticle circular motion then you will find question 7 on mechanics easy. Just remember to consider energy for question 5 and then for question 6 remember that restitution is perpendicular to the wall.

Question 1 on Stats is easy, just plug in the x values for the distribution. Question 2, remember your type 1 and 2 errors and you're fine!

Reply 3

M1stry24

Original post by Need-Know

The last question on the stats paper is exponential decay with some poisson.
Last question on Mechanics paper is a ladder question show that some trig functions equal something else
Question 2 on mechanics multiple choice involves calculating the EPE of an extended spring
Question 4 on Stats paper is poisson hypothesis test and question 6 is integration to find E(x) and Var(x). Then question 7 I believe is a big chi squared.
Oh and on Mechanics question 4 is about impulse/momentum and question 3 is dimensional analysis.
If you can do verticle circular motion then you will find question 7 on mechanics easy. Just remember to consider energy for question 5 and then for question 6 remember that restitution is perpendicular to the wall.
Question 1 on Stats is easy, just plug in the x values for the distribution. Question 2, remember your type 1 and 2 errors and you're fine!

How do you know??

Reply 4

nahtE2004

Good luck today everyone! 😎💪

Reply 5

gchukwuonye

How did you guys find it

Reply 6

nahtE2004

Original post by gchukwuonye

How did you guys find it

There were a few odd questions but on the whole I thought it was really good

Reply 7

nahtE2004

Did anyone get 2+2sqrt(3) inside the brackets for the last mechanics question? It said it was meant to be 2+3sqrt(3)….

Reply 8

that.rriki

Original post by nahtE2004

Did anyone get 2+2sqrt(3) inside the brackets for the last mechanics question? It said it was meant to be 2+3sqrt(3)….

yhh me too

Reply 9

kirottu

OMG BEST PAPER I HAD SEEN SO FAR! Besides failing easiest proof question, that probability = 0.75, stupid formula book :smile:

Reply 10

gchukwuonye

Original post by nahtE2004

Did anyone get 2+2sqrt(3) inside the brackets for the last mechanics question? It said it was meant to be 2+3sqrt(3)….

I did! I just hope I get at least 2 marks on that question.
Apparently you're meant to equate 1/2mU^2= GPE at C +KE at C

Reply 11

nahtE2004

Original post by gchukwuonye

I did! I just hope I get at least 2 marks on that question.
Apparently you're meant to equate 1/2mU^2= GPE at C +KE at C

yeah the rope is slack, so still have KE but weight is greater than centripetal force… hopefully still get most of marks though!

Reply 12

Tarig_

How did you find the paper?

Reply 13

Btwarch147

What did we get for the minimum completion time for the last discrete question. Think I got 96 days

Reply 14

kirottu

Original post by btwarch147

what did we get for the minimum completion time for the last discrete question. Think i got 96 days

thank god same

Reply 15

xlibbyx

What did people get for their test statistic for the contingency tables questions, I remember getting a number that was quite a bit bigger than the critical value

Reply 16

nahtE2004

Original post by xlibbyx

What did people get for their test statistic for the contingency tables questions, I remember getting a number that was quite a bit bigger than the critical value

I think I got around 7…

Reply 17

kdawson237

Original post by xlibbyx

What did people get for their test statistic for the contingency tables questions, I remember getting a number that was quite a bit bigger than the critical value