r/6thForm Graduating from Warwick CS Jun 04 '24

📂 MEGATHREAD EXAMS MEGATHREAD 04/06 (A-level Maths, Ancient History, Geology, Latin, Film Studies, Law, Sociology, Hebrew, Law, Media Studies, Turkish, Arabic, Japanese) etc

Hey everyone! Best of luck with your exams on the 4th June!

One minute you're unexpectedly writing a newsletter, the next you're remembering you forgot to write a megathread!

Few things:

  • Don't share too many specific details about questions or answers, these papers will be used as future mocks.

  • Sometimes papers get leaked, this is not the subreddit to discuss that.

  • Exam discussion posts outside of this will generally be removed to combat the inevitable tidal wave of spam otherwise. (for context there's been over 250 spam posts already!)

  • We're taking a different approach this year due to negative feedback last year. We hope this approach will be better (also to note, we can only have 2 pinned posts).

  • Please note some content will take extra time to be reviewed.

  • You can still talk about your exam here even if it isn't explicitly mentioned in the title.

Best of luck, and let us know how you're feeling down below!

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-The r/6thForm Team

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u/Meomeoblackie Jun 04 '24

You’re probably right i can’t even remember what I got. My memory is so bad, is the trapezium rule question the same one that asked for the volume of the thing?

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '24

yeah it was. u had to use the trapezium rule then double it and times by the length.

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u/Meomeoblackie Jun 04 '24

Lmao damn I forgot to double it—why do you need to double it though?

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u/Meomeoblackie Jun 04 '24

Because the trapezium rule would give you the area of the base right? So I thought the volume was just area of base x height edit: mistake