EdExcel AS-Level Maths June 2022 Paper 1 (Pure Mathematics)

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why do you talk so slow my exam is in 3 minutes

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[@Eduzorte]

3 minutes?? It is at 18 of May

[@Eduzorte]

Have you done the edexcel paper?

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[@hyperz_pro8970]

why is this paper so hard

[@chrismayhead1885]

for Q6, the coefficient of the x^3 is 448/3 you go it right but wrote it down wrong as 488/3, which also leads part b to be 1736/3 not 1756/3
Thank you for the brilliant videos Tayyub, I find they really help with revision

[@skeletonbtw]

at 1:40:01 you wrote dc/dr =0 : 0.26 (pie)r -28.4/r=0 wouldn't that be incorrect as it has to be 0.26 (pie)r -28.4/r^2=0

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how you doing as level maths and saying 'pie'

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Speed up the video

[@h.882]

Great explaination but you could talk a bit faster

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very good video but plz speak up, very quiet mate

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[@AceYT69]

44:04 - you got -448/3 on your calculator but you wrote -488/3

[@WhoJustGotAnL]

can you please tell me where you found this

[@darrenebosele]

hello. if i used counter-example for the last question, would i still get the marks? thanks!

[@StudyAlevel]

for question 7 c, i thought you would use the discriminant, i dont understand why you use differentaition

[@adityamondeti1501]

if you still need it, in between the minimum and maximum of the curve is where a straight line y=k would hit the curve 3 times. and k can be any value between the maximum y and minimum y.

[@jwake928]

29:12 using the sine rule here would be easier.

[@magbs1941]

48:45 just a head up instead of -488/3 the right value is -448/3 so the final answer is 1736/3. I found your video very helpful thanks.

[@Jesus78981]

For Q.13 a) Why do you times everything by 1-sinx/ 1-sinx ?? I wouldn’t think to do that

[@dvrina]

same

[@drawde_064]

1:02:22
How do you form the equation? Where does -0.7 come from?

[@lk-wq6pc]

The differentiated original equation of pressure, so 1.4 x -0.5 = -0.7

[@drawde_064]

@@lk-wq6pc Thanks, but then why is it not e^-1.5t?

[@CrateCrasher]

@@drawde_064 for indices of e they stay the same when differentiating

[@nicogolding5027]

1:16:22 you integrated 1/3X(6^2) incorrectly, you should have got x^3. final answer for area shaded should be 61

[@keiko433]

Can someone explain question 6b for me pls

[@sunnyarcade1890]

You just expand it all to get the coefficient of x^2, but to make it easier (and save time) he only expanded the parts that he knew would end up becoming x^2, for example: he expanded (1/2 - 1/2x)(1008x^2) because he knew that 1/2 × 1008x^2 is still gonna result in it being a coefficient of x^2, then when he did that with the other terms he knew would give x^2, he added them.
If u don't get what I mean then you should try expanding the entire thing, instead of only expanding parts of it, and you'll probably get what I mean.
Although keep in mind he got the answer slightly wrong, the actual answer is 1736/3, he must've just mixed up the numbers somewhere along the line (i think he put 488/3 instead of 448/3 at one point which is why the end result was slightly off)

[@keiko433]

​@@sunnyarcade1890 Thank you sm it actually helped but didn't he get the same answer as you? 1756/3. But you're right he did mix up 448/3 and 488/3

[@keiko433]

I'm guessing you meant 1736/3

[@sunnyarcade1890]

@@keiko433 i mixed it up i meant to say its 1736/3 not 1756/3😵‍💫, either way what i mean is he got it slightly off

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Great video, as always