karljl said:Tracing/ Drawing the diagram also helps the markers to see wot u were doing as an extra to explain your working...
thats y they want it ( but don't need ) if u've made the rest of it clear
Abso.utely it is OK! Thats the whole reason they get you to copy it! If you read the question it will usually have in part ii or iii something like "AB is produced to C) or whatever - they expect you to draw in the new lines and the points. You can then mark your own points to aid in their following of your logic.ss193.02 said:This is way too late to ask ^^; (i don't do 3U; i'm finished with maths)
but when you do redraw the diagrams from questions in exams, is it okay to add more letters at points to refer to in your work?
(I never did cos i never asked and never knew if it was okay and it was annoying as hell not having the extra points on the diagram)
INFORMATION THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN USEFUL TO ME YESTERDAY! THANK YOU VERY MUCH DOLPHIN BOY! That's right! Mitch the Bitch. You can't run any longer. I'll see your ass at Economics. Go ahead and diagram your way out of it. Phillips Curve it up. If you will. Harpsichord XOXOXOXOXmitchellevelyn said:Abso.utely it is OK! Thats the whole reason they get you to copy it! If you read the question it will usually have in part ii or iii something like "AB is produced to C) or whatever - they expect you to draw in the new lines and the points. You can then mark your own points to aid in their following of your logic.
Also, if you read the marking guidelines it actually says "No marks allocated for diagram". But it is always worth copying it anyway when it comes the the HSC. You might get a vindictive marker.
Lol. Honestly. What are the odds?avenueoftrees said:INFORMATION THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN USEFUL TO ME YESTERDAY! THANK YOU VERY MUCH DOLPHIN BOY! That's right! Mitch the Bitch. You can't run any longer. I'll see your ass at Economics. Go ahead and diagram your way out of it. Phillips Curve it up. If you will. Harpsichord XOXOXOXOX