Solved CAIE A Level Math Paper 51 October/November 2023 (9709/51/O/N/2023)
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- This video shows step by step solution of CAIE A level & AS Mathematics Paper 51 for October/November 2023 with Code: 9709/51/O/N/2023.
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Hello, can you please solve Paper 52 for October/November 2023? Thank you.
Hi, the video will be available on the day after tomorrow. Thanks
@22:00 for these kind of questions can i just use my calculator to give me the answer or should i solve it manually using the table provided
You need to check your calculator whether you are getting the same answer as in the ms
Hi so in todays exam i did the distribution table wrong, which means the variance is wrong, so would I lose all the marks or will I gain some marks cuz of the method?
It depends on the remark on the mark scheme
Hi, have a question. When do we apply 0.5(n)th value and 0.5(n+1)th value for Median? Same for Quartiles. My doubt is how do we differentiate when to do (n)th value or (n+1)th value.
For grouped data, median=0.5(n)th value, Q1= 0.25(n)th value, Q3=0.75(n)th value.
For ungrouped data, median= 0.5(n+1)th value, then to get the Q1 and Q3, just divide equally from the first half and second half of the data after determined the median.
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Hi for q3b how do u decide that its ( x> a) and not (x
Least possible weight means minimum weight. I let a be the minimum weight, then the rest of the weights must be greater than a. Since weight is continuous variable, hence x>a
@MathWorld-yp9od oh! Thank you so much
@@MathWorld-yp9od TY this came in the exam today i really appreciate ur reply
@@MathWorld-yp9od but why there is no equal sign? as at least a does not mean a is also included?
@@Iris_is_me Are you referring to q3b? If yes, supposedly at least a means greater than and equals to a, but the weight is normally distributed means it is a continuous random variable, hence with or without equal makes no difference
ma'am at 1:04:01 arent we supposed to use 2P1 and 4P1 instead of Combination 'C', since the question says arrangements. We know the answer is same but isnt that technically write to use P instead of C
In general 4P1 means choose 1 letter from 4 different letters followed by arranging the letter, but since only 1 letter is chosen, basically no arrangement involved. Therefore instead of 4P1, it is same as 4C1 even though we are solving for arrangements.