How did you all go on exam 1?

[calindeberg]

networks
8 = E
9 = B

8 has to be B

B is "all even degrees" and it's possible to get that if you have an edge between the two odd vertices. making all even degrees.

I still stick with E - You can't get four even degree and one of odd degree.

Remember you're looking for the answer that is NOT possible

[tim2541]

Haha question 9 for trig i guessed C. All up i think i got 35-34

[Saraime2003]

I got all those core ones the same as posted.

the rest i got were:

Module 3: BCABEDCCD

Module 4: BDBEDDBAC

Module 5: CBBADECEB.

I'm confident with all those answers but please tell me if you think different

According to those i only got 28/40 (70%). Dam. I suck anyways. But atleast its higher than the last practice exam i did, i only got 65% lol.

BTW, sucky, dont stress, i had about 97/100 for SACs.... I got WAY less. lol. Its so hard to remember all the things from ages ago though. I mean sacs should be higher because you do sacs right after learning the things. ugh .

[kaz890]

What is the A cut off mark?

[Ilovemathsmeth]

If I think I have got 100% for this exam, with rank 1 for SACs in a strong cohort, how many marks can I afford to lose on exam 2 to get 50?

I really think I'll lose a couple of marks on exam 2 because from what I've seen, I don't get a lot of time to check my answers My English is screwed up, I need a 50 in Further for a good ENTER.

[okeydoke7]

networks
8 = E
9 = B

8 has to be B

B is "all even degrees" and it's possible to get that if you have an edge between the two odd vertices. making all even degrees.

I still stick with E - You can't get four even degree and one of odd degree.

Remember you're looking for the answer that is NOT possible

B is all of "Even" degree. I ended up choosing B over E. A was "Equal" degree which obviously suits your explanation there.

[calindeberg]

networks
8 = E
9 = B

8 has to be B

B is "all even degrees" and it's possible to get that if you have an edge between the two odd vertices. making all even degrees.

I still stick with E - You can't get four even degree and one of odd degree.

Remember you're looking for the answer that is NOT possible

B is all of "Even" degree. I ended up choosing B over E. A was "Equal" degree which obviously suits your explanation there.

yeah, my bad.

I'm pretty sure you can't get four even and one odd. I drew up several diagrams.

Is there anyone else you thinks it's E?

[kazoospasm]

If I think I have got 100% for this exam, with rank 1 for SACs in a strong cohort, how many marks can I afford to lose on exam 2 to get 50?

The only person I know with a 50 had 40/40 & 59/60.

[sucky]

BTW, sucky, dont stress, i had about 97/100 for SACs.... I got WAY less. lol. Its so hard to remember all the things from ages ago though. I mean sacs should be higher because you do sacs right after learning the things. ugh .

Yeah.

Anyone have any idea what I'd get?

[Ilovemathsmeth]

If I think I have got 100% for this exam, with rank 1 for SACs in a strong cohort, how many marks can I afford to lose on exam 2 to get 50?

The only person I know with a 50 had 40/40 & 59/60.

ahhh crap!! =(

[cjays66]

If I think I have got 100% for this exam, with rank 1 for SACs in a strong cohort, how many marks can I afford to lose on exam 2 to get 50?

The only person I know with a 50 had 40/40 & 59/60.

What can i achieve with a 37/40 and 55/60

[spontaneouscombustion]

question 9 for module 5....I really don't get it.

[hychyr]

question 9 for module 5....I really don't get it.

i'll try explain.

elephant has a one step dominance of one, and a two-step dominance of 1. which means, the animal elephant beats, beat only one other animal.

we can see that aardvarks has a one step dominance of 1, which means it only beat one animal.

[spontaneouscombustion]

question 9 for module 5....I really don't get it.

i'll try explain.

elephant has a one step dominance of one, and a two-step dominance of 1. which means, the animal elephant beats, beat only one other animal.

we can see that aardvarks has a one step dominance of 1, which means it only beat one animal.

but why can't it be E?

[hychyr]

question 9 for module 5....I really don't get it.

i'll try explain.

elephant has a one step dominance of one, and a two-step dominance of 1. which means, the animal elephant beats, beat only one other animal.

we can see that aardvarks has a one step dominance of 1, which means it only beat one animal.

but why can't it be E?

because you can't get a 2-step dominance value of 5 from beating chimps and two others