2003 mathematics solutions (1 Viewer)

[Goodgirl594]

if any1 has the original solutions printed by the BOS could ya plz giv me the site or a link thnxxx heapz!

 

[mojako]

if any1 has the original solutions printed by the BOS could ya plz giv me the site or a link thnxxx heapz!

hmm... I have my own solutions...
I can scan it on Friday if no-one has offered it by then.

 

[Goodgirl594]

thanx

yeah that'd be of gr8 help thanx!

 

[Lazarus]

The Board doesn't print solutions, but Jeff Geha wrote some for us last year.

They're available in the resources section of the main website:
http://www.boredofstudies.org/courses/maths/2u/2003_Mathematics_HSC_Sol_Jeff_Geha.pdf

 

[mojako]

That means I dont need to scan mine

BTW Lazarus, is the MANSW solution an official one?

 

[withoutaface]

That means I dont need to scan mine

BTW Lazarus, is the MANSW solution an official one?

Not official, but close enough

 

[Goodgirl594]

thnx for that, but i dl dem and used them and i kinda think some of the answers are incorrect...unless ive been aplyn the rong steps to various q's throughout my heartfulfiln maths year!? :s...oh damn...

 

[mojako]

thnx for that, but i dl dem and used them and i kinda think some of the answers are incorrect...unless ive been aplyn the rong steps to various q's throughout my heartfulfiln maths year!? :s...oh damn...

there are 1 or 2 errors but most of them are correct.

 

[Seraph]

Does anyone agree that q10 in this paper is much easier than that saga/hero crap in 2002

 

[Jago]

what were the wrong solutions?

 

[mojako]

Does anyone agree that q10 in this paper is much easier than that saga/hero crap in 2002

reminiscent of 4U Question 8 algebra bash is evident in 2002 and 2003 papers
LOL
This trend shall not continue

 

[paper cup]

Does anyone agree that q10 in this paper is much easier than that saga/hero crap in 2002

eh one bloody mark for a page proof...
if that came up I wouldn't bother, just state the basics and check previous questions.

 

[xotic_rose]

i think more than one or 2 of his questions are wrong. no 1 is perfect... particularly me. i don't get applications of calculas in the physical world. damn

 

[Goodgirl594]

lol yeh i also kinda feel dersmore den 2 errors...and as for applications of calcalus to the physcal wrld...for sum reason...i skip them...the questions arent so predicatble like everyone is differnnt!....oh well practice makes perfect!

 

[impulse_17]

the series & sequence qn was wrong.. th e one about the blocks

 

[Just-nick]

the series & sequence qn was wrong.. th e one about the blocks

yeh, he used 180 blocks instead of 180/1.5 blocks.

edit about question 8, oopsie, my bad, i just looked again, he just put the pie from the roation on the inside the differentiation sign instead of outside in the first step

 

[bobbinbrisco]

Q1. (c) - There is an error.

The formula should be r.theta = l

i.e. radius * angle = length of arc subtending the angle.

Everyone should post up the errors.

 

[mojako]

Here is all the errors I found.

Q1(c) is 95 degrees (using l=r@)
Q2(a) is 2y=-ex + e^2 + 4
Q3(a)(i) is 18e^x (2e^x-4)^8
Q4(a)(ii) is 64 degrees to the nearest degree
Q5(b)(i) is 63 (the first term in the AP is 120 blocks)
Q5(b)(ii) is 73 (from 20 + 53, the other AP starts with 62 blocks)
Q5(b)(iii) is 3738 (from 1830 + 1908)
Q6(c)(ii) is 5.6 years (in the expression for t, it should be ln 0.04)
Q9(b)(iii) is r^2/6 (3root3 - pi)
Q10(a)(iv) is $498 (he got $499 due to inappropriate rounding)

Alternative solutions will be available from my site in a few days... (the site will appear on my signature).
I did this paper before the HSC and I just need to scan it.