Exam answers

Someone find me the answers for this please?

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I swear if that's your homework or something I hate myself.

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Originally Posted by Intersocial

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I swear if that's your homework or something I hate myself.

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Nope its my mock exam for tomorrow ;) Thanks anyway

Hmm, I do hope that's for revision and not for memorising answers if that's your mock paper.

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Originally Posted by MilksAreUs

Nope its my mock exam for tomorrow ;) Thanks anyway

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Omg im going to hell. Np.

not on topic but do you really get a list of formulae and a calculator for your tests?? what the hell i get none

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Originally Posted by karter

not on topic but do you really get a list of formulae and a calculator for your tests?? what the hell i get none

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We have calculator papers and non calculator papers.

So in a calculator paper you would have to get 38.3 x 58.6 correct exactly. In a non calculator paper, you'd approximate it and get full marks for doing something like 40 x 60.

You get given commonly used formulae from GCSE onwards, but not all formulae.

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Originally Posted by Kardan

Hmm, I do hope that's for revision and not for memorising answers if that's your mock paper.

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Revision! Don't worry...

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Originally Posted by Kardan

We have calculator papers and non calculator papers.

So in a calculator paper you would have to get 38.3 x 58.6 correct exactly. In a non calculator paper, you'd approximate it and get full marks for doing something like 40 x 60.

You get given commonly used formulae from GCSE onwards, but not all formulae.

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In my modern physics test I was expected to calculate upto 6 places of decimals without a calculator.........................why........

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Revision! Don't worry...

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Last minute revision at 10pm for a test tomorrow?

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Last minute revision at 10pm for a test tomorrow?

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Miss told us to look at some exams and I have been since I got in, so I completed that exam and wanted to double check/correct my answers?

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In my modern physics test I was expected to calculate upto 6 places of decimals without a calculator.........................why........

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Depends on the sort of questions, I mean, foundation kids could get something like:

128 x 365 = 46720.

Calculate without a calculator 0.128 * 3.65 (Answer is 0.4672)

And maybe the top end of kids would have to actually calculate a normal decimal multiplication without any prior help, but nothing to your extent.

But then again, that doesn't surprise me, one of the latest news stories in the UK is how kids in the UK are failing in global tests, ranked 26th in the world.

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Originally Posted by MilksAreUs

Miss told us to look at some exams and I have been since I got in, so I completed that exam and wanted to double check/correct my answers?

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Okay :) In my schools we got given exam papers and solutions so I guess we never had to search for answers :)

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Originally Posted by Kardan

Okay :) In my schools we got given exam papers and solutions so I guess we never had to search for answers :)

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Lucky :)