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Omg doing 4U past papers with exam conditions is the most draining thing ever

A game is played where probability of winning is p. Let P(k) represent the probability of winning for the first time after playing k games. Write down the expression for P(k) in terms of p and k I interpreted this as winning a game after losing k games. How can I avoid this mistake next time...

If you read the post... he says that it's unfair if e.g. someone got 16/20 raw which is scaled to say 19/20 vs. someone who got 20/20 raw and undergoes no mark boost since they maxed out already

Nvm misunderstanding hahaha. I thought you meant that 2013: they scored E4, 2014: they scored 20% in BOS 2014 trials

Oh, does the 20% mean last years BOS trials? I thought it was referring to this year

"...students scoring ~20% raw last year scored an E4" This is kind of inaccurate due to the students probably not having done MX2 for a while. Anyone know safe percentage for E4?? Im thinking like mid 30's but not sure

Why is file gone :{

How much did you refer to it?

Nope. If its shifting to the right that means rate of forward > rate of backwards. Hence A

Yeah man english is just history and memory now... move on

Nah Hamlet too easy this year I think :P

when I die I want everyone I've done group assessments with to lower me into my grave so they can let me down one last time

Felt like this at my trials.

Wow we got some English beasts in here...

Learn to write smaller :P 1.5 for all of them (~10-12 words/line)

Damn I'm fked then. What mark am I capped at if I interpreted it as: Representations of past events with the power to evoke emotional responses in readers allows for a personal and thus more complete representation of the past as opposed to objective recordings.

The reason I didn't go into manipulation (yes I did consider it) is because it was asked last year and I doubt they wanted a similar Q :P

Yeah I don't think that's wrong. Power has too many possibilities... power to manipulate representations... power to evoke emotional responses. All good!

Ohh that's interesting! I wouldn't say that's wrong (I had a quote somewhere that was like "History is created by the presenters of history themselves")

For people who did Hamlet, how much did you actually write related to the extract?