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Maths question

FaoiSin · 2012-06-09 21:02:39

Say if I can't get a part (b) and the part (c) requires the answer from part (b). Can I just make up an answer for (b) and not lose all the marks or would I be wasting time?

09-06-2012 10:02pm

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FaoiSin

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Say if I can't get a part (b) and the part (c) requires the answer from part (b). Can I just make up an answer for (b) and not lose all the marks or would I be wasting time?

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#2 09-06-2012 10:04pm

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YeaaahFaoiSin wrote: »

Say if I can't get a part (b) and the part (c) requires the answer from part (b). Can I just make up an answer for (b) and not lose all the marks or would I be wasting time?

Usually part b does not apply to the part c eg, they don't say "using the answer you got from part b". If you follow the right steps you'll get most of the marks so, go for it!

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#3 09-06-2012 10:09pm

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YeaaahFaoiSin wrote: »

Say if I can't get a part (b) and the part (c) requires the answer from part (b). Can I just make up an answer for (b) and not lose all the marks or would I be wasting time?

Yup

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