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How did you guys find add. maths paper 11?? i think it was great!! did anyone get a ‘diabolical’ number (0.666) for the area of that triangle AOB? :p
YES. I thought i was wrong!!!
What were your previous answers if you still remember. Please that would help a lot. Anyway good luck for tomorrow.
Anyway what did you get for the functions question exact value.
(In4/3)/2
exact solution was ln (4/3)/2. If you write a rounded numerical value it’s wrong
For a question on the equation of the tangent at point A and the curve was y=(In(4x^2 +…..))/(x-1)….. Yea what was the equation? I got y= (x/In3) -In3
Sorry it was equation of normal*
I don’t remember tbh; you have to differentiate the graph function to get the gradient at A, then -1/(that gradient) to get the gradient for the normal, then use X and Y values to get the y-intercept ‘c’.
How was Add Math Variant 1? Paper 1?
Anyone did variant 11. How was it??
Add maths was really easy today. I did variant 2 and there was nothing hard about it at all
Permutations and Combinations was quite hard.
HELP! I’m not in the mood of studying right now… The exam period has been too long…
Goodluck to our Add Maths exam.. 😀
Hey IGCSE Team!
I actually forgot to write the units in 2 places in my Add Math exam (time in seconds and the unit for radians). What is the maximum number of marks I will lose?
Thanks a lot!
Hello Anon,
You will lose the mark on the unite only, as long as you provided the right calculation.
Anyone writing variant 1 for AddMath