Yeah, 98/125.I think I did 1 - P(3odd spins)
Can I grab a link?i have posted a copy of the paper online
well fuckn should have thought that throughNo it's 1. It stops at first but doesn't change direction.
NESA doesn't allow posting of their papers as they have copyright I've read on another forum but they post the paper fast, should be there tmrwSome one please send link to the paper thanks.
It wasn't that bad to be honest, probably the easiest 16 in a while I reckon...Anyone got a copy of the paper? My student said Q16 was absolutely cooked so I'm keen to have a squizz at it
For the Sina = sinb I'm pretty sure you just had to have them equal each other and then I got something like 3.75m.It was fine tbh. Lost 7 marks defs for the last two qs and the find x for sin a = sin b qs. Hope I get 85+ fml
This is still subject to review, but apparently a GP with r=0 cannot exist to form a limiting sum of 2, as a=2 for that to occur. Thus your series is 2+0+0+0+0,..... Term2/Term1=0/2=0 but Term3/Term2=0/0=undefined. So a GP must have a non-zero common ration, if 'a' is a non-zero number. Which means the answer may be 0<a<4, a is not equal to 2 (when r=0). Pretty sure this question was designed to trick the state though, so I'm not sure how they'll receive it in the marking center. But it is 3 marks, so other than rearrange the question or graphing/determining the range for 2 marks, the other one is likely gained by recognizing the restriction.What did everyone get for the values of 'a' in the limiting sum = 2 question?? I got 0<a<4 but not sure
http://community.boredofstudies.org/1234/mathematics/370130/band-6-cutoff.htmlBand 6 cutoff predictions?