Exam answers

[MilksAreUs]

Someone find me the answers for this please?

http://www.edexcel.com/migrationdocu...e_20120613.pdf

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[MKR&*42]

http://www.edexcel.com/migrationdocu...s_20120823.pdf

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

[MilksAreUs]

http://www.edexcel.com/migrationdocu...s_20120823.pdf

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

Nope its my mock exam for tomorrow Thanks anyway

[Kardan]

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

[MKR&*42]

Nope its my mock exam for tomorrow Thanks anyway

Omg im going to hell. Np.

[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

[Kardan]

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

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.

[MilksAreUs]

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

Revision! Don't worry...

[karter]

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.

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

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[Kardan]

Revision! Don't worry...

Last minute revision at 10pm for a test tomorrow?