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This. It's a phase that won't end for most STEM students lol.

HAHAHAH, I got this. However, I used it in the form of banked tracks cause I had no idea how to do it. LOL! Maybe a mark or two??? 😂 I did state the car was turning...if that matters

I found MC difficult (last few questions). Some of the short answers were also hard for me. Overall hoping for a low to mid B6. EDIT: On second thoughts: Might be a B5 :(

Telling someone they are getting B2 for asking for an example is a fact? I don't want to argue, just be nicer in the way you answer people.

For all we know Hscbuzman you might be a genius who knows everything well on your way to a B6, but there is not reason to make others feel bad for asking a question or not knowing something. They are seeking help, from a forum which is designed to provide that help. There is no need to tell them...

That's correct, just rearrange and solve

No idea would like to know as well. But just try memorise how it works (some steps are pretty similar) and since we get the periodic table it shouldn't be too hard to reproduce. It will take some time to memorise though (at least for me it did).

Think about what is causing the centripetal force and equate it to Fc.

Yes, I was thinking they would add the paradox's from Relativity and probably something to do with M6 or M8 (the experiments).

I am excited to get it over and done with lol

Hey All, Post any predictions below! Do you think the new syllabus will focus more on the calculations than the theory? Also share any thoughts you have/how you went! It will be the last exam for most of us, so enjoy the holidays! Good Luck! :)

No, I just left it tan^-1(sqrt6/sqrt2) ... do you think loss of 1 or 2 marks?

What do you guys think 57-60 out of 70 will scale to?

Ohhhh no I forgot tht do you think I lose a mark or two?

For the Rcos(x- alpha) did you guys get tan^-1(sqrt6/sqrt2) and did you leave it like that when subbing back into the Rcos(x-alpha)?

Binomial was k=14 pretty sure

Probably an error, I think they were meant to sub y=x/(2^(k+1))

I think it's a poorly worded question, Skuxxgolfer is assuming the dice are all different colours not the faces of the dice.

Nice paper though, some of those questions seem like they could come up. If our last question is a tide question I will actually have a decent chance of getting it lol

Yes it makes sense, that was my thought process before thinking about it the other way. Thanks for the clarification though!