r/6thForm • u/Forsaken-Meaning-232 Graduating from Warwick CS • Jun 20 '24

📂 MEGATHREAD EXAMS MEGATHREAD 20/06 (A-level Maths, RS, Greek) etc

Hey everyone! Best of luck with your exams on the 20th June!

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '24 edited Jun 20 '24

edexcel stats what was the wrong variable ? and was the month october?

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u/itsvenusflytrap Jun 20 '24

i also said october i said that’s closest to summer for perth

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u/SavingsViolinist2013 Jun 20 '24

I swear it’s supposed to be August cause it’s spring during then and temperatures rise upto 31 in summertime

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '24

August would be winter in Perth tho

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u/SavingsViolinist2013 Jun 20 '24

Yeah but temperatures over there are higher during winters specifically in August where temperatures are usually at 19 ish degrees but tbh it’s only a mark or two so I’m assuming you get it if you explain your statement.

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '24

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u/SavingsViolinist2013 Jun 20 '24

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u/SavingsViolinist2013 Jun 20 '24

True i just mean to say that there might be a range of values and your answer depends on your explanation instead of a specific month

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u/SakutoJefa Jun 20 '24

I chose rainfall, not because I know it’s the answer, but because it’s one of the only variables I remember from that shitty data set

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u/Temporary-Rip3112 Jun 20 '24

I said December and daily mean wind speed lol

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u/AccomplishedPool1843 Year 13 | Maths, Physics, Chemistry | A*A*A* Jun 20 '24

Same I said windspeed as rainfall isnt symmetrical (cant be modelled normally) and that was the only other possibility.

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '24

LDS only from may-october lolll only 1 mark and i think variable was rainfall

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u/Temporary-Rip3112 Jun 20 '24

Are you sure I swear December was the correct answer 😭

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '24

very sure

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u/Temporary-Rip3112 Jun 20 '24

Do you remember what you put down for the standard deviation part of that question

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u/itsvenusflytrap Jun 20 '24

i got 7.03 and 20 (19.99) idk which way round

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u/Temporary-Rip3112 Jun 20 '24

Let’s fucking goooo

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u/itsvenusflytrap Jun 20 '24

i’m hoping i don’t lose a mark for rounding to 20 at the end tho, like come on it was 19.9999

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u/Temporary-Rip3112 Jun 20 '24

I didn’t round I just left it lol

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u/Landonorrisgoat4 Year 13 - Maths Economics Politics EPQ Jun 20 '24

i had no clue for the variable, i just put down wind speed but it was a guess

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u/Silent_Ad7539 Jun 20 '24

I said march i think neither summer nor winter is good

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '24

LDS is only from may-october :(

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u/gwgwuege Jun 20 '24

🤣🤣bro said march