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***JC 2014 Maths Paper One - Fri. June 6th 2014 - all levels***

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    #302
    Eims14
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    MangoMachine wrote: »
    I've an awful feeling that P2 is going to be very, very hard...

    Ugh dont say that :(.Im dreading it already


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    #303
    thetalker
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    hmm this years junior cert feels easier than usual so I'm gonna hope that p2 is just like p1


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    #304
    MangoMachine
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    thetalker wrote: »
    hmm this years junior cert feels easier than usual so I'm gonna hope that p2 is just like p1

    The fact that's it's been easy-ish so far is what makes me worried. The SEC are generally not a nice bunch of people...


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    #305
    coolerboy
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    yomtea98 wrote: »
    What did ye get for n2-n1+41 when n=41?

    Why 1681 is not a prime number?
    Because 1681 has divisors rather than 1 and itself. 1681 can be divided by 1,41 and itself.


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    #306
    fuhiero
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    is it just me or did anyone else find that the sample SEC questions/papers they gave us were a lot easier than the actual exam itself?


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    #307
    VG31
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    fuhiero wrote: »
    is it just me or did anyone else find that the sample SEC questions/papers they gave us were a lot easier than the actual exam itself?

    I found it to be the other way around!


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    #308
    andyman
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    If ye have any queries re: paper 1, I have the papers done for all levels.


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    #309
    MangoMachine
    Registered Users Posts: 149 ✭✭MangoMachine


    andyman wrote: »
    If ye have any queries re: paper 1, I have the papers done for all levels.

    What's the answer to HL 3 (b)? Thanks.


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    #310
    Beca19
    Registered Users Posts: 337 ✭✭Beca19


    andyman wrote: »
    If ye have any queries re: paper 1, I have the papers done for all levels.

    Are they online?


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    #311
    nanook5
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    Beca19 wrote: »
    Are they online?

    Yes


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    #312
    Beca19
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    nanook5 wrote: »
    Yes

    His solutions I mean?


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    #313
    nanook5
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    Beca19 wrote: »
    His solutions I mean?

    Oh sorry:pac:


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    #314
    Beca19
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    nanook5 wrote: »
    Oh sorry:pac:

    You're alright haha, leavingandjuniorcertanswers.org put up solutions for OL and HL LC papers I hope they'll put up the jc ones :(


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    #315
    thetalker
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    hey does anyone know if word problems pop up in paper 2??


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    #316
    emersyn
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    thetalker wrote: »
    hey does anyone know if word problems pop up in paper 2??

    Word problems pop up everywhere in project maths


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    #317
    aoifeg331
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    Just wondering does anyone know if you still get partial marks in the function question even though it's like the old maths? I messed up badly putting the points on the graph as I was running out of time and I didn't get any linear lines or anything :( I know it's 50 marks so is there any way il get some marks at all?


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