enigma_1
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In this video there is a formula. Will I lose marks in exam if I use this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joBu9TnFngQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joBu9TnFngQ
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Formula for annuities allowed? (1 Viewer)
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Yes you will. (Unless of course it is a multiple choice question.)
In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if you were awarded zero.
I was told by my teacher that the markers would expect you to use the series formulas since it's part of the topic. Using a formula (which is what general students would be using) does not test your knowledge at level the course is. However I was also told that the markers would mark you correct even if you did the wrong working out. Just check with your teachers first as you still need to do internal exams and therefore they can guide you on how to approach it if needed.
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beast
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formula are for the weak. If you are proficient (E4/B6 worthy) at mathematics then you would derive most of them on the spot every single time even though it gets repetitive.
Yeah obviously you'll lose marks