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Yes, you will receive ecf. However, don't worry. The thing is your results are not actually compared with the supervisor's results. It is your results that they will take into consideration. But your results should be reliable. For example, if they ask you to calculate the final 'g' value, as they did in paper 33 this year, a suitable range for the 'g' value will be from 1.0 ms-2 to 30 ms-2, from your results. However, more than this value,, your results might not be reliable and is therefore regarded as incorrect readings. For an example if you get 100ms-1 , your results are wrong. Hence marks are deducted for your readings. However, ecf is given from (b) onwards. But if your graph is incorrect, you will loose graph marks too. If your graph marks is incorrect as well, most probably, you wont get marks any further cos
you will make the examiner pissed off surely and he'll scribble on ur paper. But that is not so according to CIE systems. Each candidate is marked accurately it seems so you cannot deduct like that. Hence, you will receive ecf from part (c) onwards.
Thanks but I'm talking about paper 4Yes, you will receive ecf. However, don't worry. The thing is your results are not actually compared with the supervisor's results. It is your results that they will take into consideration. But your results should be reliable. For example, if they ask you to calculate the final 'g' value, as they did in paper 33 this year, a suitable range for the 'g' value will be from 1.0 ms-2 to 30 ms-2, from your results. However, more than this value,, your results might not be reliable and is therefore regarded as incorrect readings. For an example if you get 100ms-1 , your results are wrong. Hence marks are deducted for your readings. However, ecf is given from (b) onwards. But if your graph is incorrect, you will loose graph marks too. If your graph marks is incorrect as well, most probably, you wont get marks any further cos
41 or 42?
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