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I've got P.E and IT tommorow *Looks worried*
What has everyone else got?
What has everyone else got?
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Yeh I thought it wasn't too bad. Most of the questions seemed reasonably easy other than that blasted question 19.
I'm sorry but in what possible way does "the probability of picking a white ball" have ANYTHINGto do with "2x² - 35x + 98 = 0" ?????
Although I do worry, as thinking an exam was easy, is a sure fire signal for failure :(
I'm sorry but in what possible way does "the probability of picking a white ball" have ANYTHINGto do with "2x² - 35x + 98 = 0" ?????
Although I do worry, as thinking an exam was easy, is a sure fire signal for failure :(
I'm guessing we had a different exam board, or just a different tier :)
I was entered into Intermediate maths
I was entered into Intermediate maths
Oh ok, I was doing higher.
How did you find yours?
How did you find yours?
Colourless wrote:
> I'm sorry but in what possible way does "the probability of
> picking a white ball" have ANYTHING to do with
> "2x² - 35x + 98 = 0" ?????
You multiplied the probability of getting a white by itself and said it was equal to the probability given in the question.
Work it through and simplify to get 2n2 - 35n + 98 = 0.
> I'm sorry but in what possible way does "the probability of
> picking a white ball" have ANYTHING to do with
> "2x² - 35x + 98 = 0" ?????
You multiplied the probability of getting a white by itself and said it was equal to the probability given in the question.
Work it through and simplify to get 2n2 - 35n + 98 = 0.
I'm on CCEA and I did rubbish, even though I only do intermediate.
:(
And I need to get straight B's to stay on in my current school. Which may be difficult in some cases.
:(
And I need to get straight B's to stay on in my current school. Which may be difficult in some cases.
4/9
I've got french reading and listening tomorrow. How do you revise for those?
Paradox: wrote:
> Seriously folks, don't get bogged down about they, they count for
> very little and often you'll have done better than you think.
Yer, i can vouch for this, i can clearly remember in my History exam getting some facts and figures wrong (e.g put down the wrong name of president during Vietnam war), yet i still came out with a B - dont know how.
As levels on the other hand, have been a completly different kettle of fish - although i did rinse the English Lit one on monday, which i havent done before.
Yay.
> Seriously folks, don't get bogged down about they, they count for
> very little and often you'll have done better than you think.
Yer, i can vouch for this, i can clearly remember in my History exam getting some facts and figures wrong (e.g put down the wrong name of president during Vietnam war), yet i still came out with a B - dont know how.
As levels on the other hand, have been a completly different kettle of fish - although i did rinse the English Lit one on monday, which i havent done before.
Yay.
don't worry about GCSE its a cakewalk for anyones standards. A level is when things get challenging. got no grade lower then a c in GCSE now i'm probably not going to get nothing more then C's and D's and next year its make or break for me as i'm heading to uni.
had maths non calc yesterday.
have GCSE Colouring in... I mean graphics at 1pm today! wo0t.
have GCSE Colouring in... I mean graphics at 1pm today! wo0t.
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