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    What papers shall i pepare for??? Name the easy ones..

    How about Additional Mathematics?!!
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    Transformation (Maths)

    Q.20 http://www.xtremepapers.me/CIE/Cambridg ... 9_qp_1.pdf
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    Transformation (Maths)

    But it will definetly come in p1!! it always comes in p1 and its usually worth 4 or 5 marks!
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    Transformation (Maths)

    haha. Atleast it wont come in p2 this year. A 12 mark question on transformations came last year in november!
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    WHAT WILL HAPPEN ?????????????

    The examiner checks the question in order. If you did not cut question 10 then he will check it and ignore question 11. Most people think that the examiner checks all question and then gives marks on the best answered ones but unfortunately this is not the case. Anyways forget about it. As the...
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    Maths, Addmaths and Statistics: Post your doubts here!

    Re: O'level Maths, Addmaths and Statistics help available he can someone tell me how to solve q5 of the paper http://www.xtremepapers.me/CIE/Cambridg ... _qp_11.pdf
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    Transformation (Maths)

    BTW i hate transformations!!!
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    People help please!

    I too wouldnt recommend you to give add maths early..give it next year
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    Transformation (Maths)

    to find the scale factor for stretch, if A*is the image of A then the scale factor is (distance of A* from the invarient line) divided by the (distance of A from the invarient line)
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    MATHS URGENT

    For part a) When you draw the venn diagram, you can see that 22 people went on only the morning cruise, 25 people went to only the evening barbecue and 4 people went to both events while 1 went to neither. when you total them; 22+4+25+1=52. There are 52 elements while there should be only 50...
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