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Any Help in Mechanics 1????????

blueberryyums

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I am doing M1 CIE tomorrow and I have another paper. Are 10 past year papers enough to get me ready or an A for M1? The paper is out of 50 and on average, I lose 5 marks or spend a lot of time thinking on certain questions. (An A varies for 37 - 44 out of 50) I was wondering if I should stop with the papers and review the ones I have done because they all seem fairly similar..?

I've also got another paper tomorrow, Economics MCQ and I wanted to do some more of that maybe at 6 or 7pm.

What do you think?.. I don't want to decide because I might be biased and choose the subject I prefer more and abandon the other.
 
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blueberryyums said:
I am doing M1 CIE tomorrow and I have another paper. Are 10 past year papers enough to get me ready or an A for M1? The paper is out of 50 and on average, I lose 5 marks or spend a lot of time thinking on certain questions. (An A varies for 37 - 44 out of 50) I was wondering if I should stop with the papers and review the ones I have done because they all seem fairly similar..?

I've also got another paper tomorrow, Economics MCQ and I wanted to do some more of that maybe at 6 or 7pm.

What do you think?.. I don't want to decide because I might be biased and choose the subject I prefer more and abandon the other.
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Just revise what you have done until now ! Have a look on the solutions of the past papers !

That's what Im doing :)
 
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no.mercy

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minie23 said:
Just revise what you have done until now ! Have a look on the solutions of the past papers !

That's what Im doing :)
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Can you please post any notes for work, energy and power. I am having trouble in that chapter. :(
 
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Hey can u clarify that 'a-v-s' integration/differentiation rule in the kinematics questions. Like for instance, to get velocity you integrate it with the value of acceleration I think.....I'm really confused.....Could use some help.....Also does anyone have any idea about how many significant figs you're usually supposed to give an answer in?
 
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Sorry for being lateeeeeeee this is the answer If you have any question askkkkkkkk....
 

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blueberryyums said:
I am doing M1 CIE tomorrow and I have another paper. Are 10 past year papers enough to get me ready or an A for M1? The paper is out of 50 and on average, I lose 5 marks or spend a lot of time thinking on certain questions. (An A varies for 37 - 44 out of 50) I was wondering if I should stop with the papers and review the ones I have done because they all seem fairly similar..?

I've also got another paper tomorrow, Economics MCQ and I wanted to do some more of that maybe at 6 or 7pm.

What do you think?.. I don't want to decide because I might be biased and choose the subject I prefer more and abandon the other.
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Every Paper have minimum one new Idea, But solving 10 papers Is not bad..
If You have time I hope to finish all 2010,2011,2012 As minimum
 
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Hubsy16 said:
Hey can u clarify that 'a-v-s' integration/differentiation rule in the kinematics questions. Like for instance, to get velocity you integrate it with the value of acceleration I think.....I'm really confused.....Could use some help.....Also does anyone have any idea about how many significant figs you're usually supposed to give an answer in?
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To get displacement integral of velocity.
To get acceleration derivate of velocity.
To get velocity, derivate of displacement or integral of acceleration.
 
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