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[magnum]

I found this on itutes forum:


Core
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M1
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M2
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M3
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M4
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M5
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M6
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Suggested answers by itute.com. Working out will be posted up tomorrow .

[lachymm]

I completely agree with Core, Graphs, Business and Networks.

[techhatesme]

Is this official itutes or just someone's posting?

[xXNovaxX]

official....why would he lie....

[Hiyoal]

Yea, is this official. I cant find it on itute.

But I agree fully with Core, Trig and Geom, Graphs and Relations and Business.

39/40...DAM YOU QUESTION 6 CORE!!!

[magnum]

Its official guys, found it on the itute forum ,

tomorrow theyll post it up with worked solutions  

[Hiyoal]

Awesome, Thanks Man. Your a champ

Edit.

He's right:
http://www.itute.com/board/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1207

Hiyoal

[MiCCAS]

I created an Excel spreadsheet for people to insert their answers into, and it will tell you which questions you got right/wrong, and your final score.

http://www.michaelcasha.com/files/exams/Further2009_Exam1_Solutions.xlsx

Let me know if it's worth doing it again (for exam 2), if you found any problems with it, etc.

[taylor tay bags]

35/40.. FUCK..

[xXNovaxX]

I created an Excel spreadsheet for people to insert their answers into, and it will tell you which questions you got right/wrong, and your final score.

http://www.michaelcasha.com/files/exams/Further2009_Exam1_Solutions.xlsx

Let me know if it's worth doing it again (for exam 2), if you found any problems with it, etc.

Thanks a lot for that, it's all very neat and well done!

Why did you do it though? LOL. Just out of generosity? If so, well done +1 karma

EDIT: I seem to only have business,, number patterns and matrices come up...is it only those 3 u added?  I do business, trig, and linear.

But thanks so much for that, they should implement that at schools!!! It's really great

Oh and also, how do you know your answers are right? I only ask because your program gave me a BETTER score than when I counted, so here's hoping your right haha

[techhatesme]

35/40.. FUCK..

Seconded   :tickedoff:

[MiCCAS]

I created an Excel spreadsheet for people to insert their answers into, and it will tell you which questions you got right/wrong, and your final score.

http://www.michaelcasha.com/files/exams/Further2009_Exam1_Solutions.xlsx

Let me know if it's worth doing it again (for exam 2), if you found any problems with it, etc.

Thanks a lot for that, it's all very neat and well done!

Why did you do it though? LOL. Just out of generosity? If so, well done +1 karma

EDIT: I seem to only have business,, number patterns and matrices come up...is it only those 3 u added?  I do business, trig, and linear.

But thanks so much for that, they should implement that at schools!!! It's really great

Oh and also, how do you know your answers are right? I only ask because your program gave me a BETTER score than when I counted, so here's hoping your right haha

Hi mate,

The answers are based on Itute.. I was stupid enough to forget to mention that in the excel spreadsheet, so I will add that now and reupload (credit where credit due). Can't believe I didn't put that in there *Facepalm*

Secondly, I did it purely because this is a great community, and if I can do a little bit to help I will.

And, thirdly, you should be able to click and choose a different module. I will make that clearer and reupload.

[MiCCAS]

I've updated the solutions, let me know how it goes!

[jaimi38]

is someone able to tell me how they got A for question 7 of Graphs and Relations please?

i have done it three times and each time ended up with B

[KillinSpoon]

For question 7 from graphs and relations:
You know that you need at least 4 squash players,
and at least 6 volley ball players.

Squash players cost $5 each, volleyball $4.

Therefore, you want to max out on squash players, as they cost the most.

As you can have a total of 25, and you have to have 6 players that cost $4, you end up with;

19 (squash players) * $5 + 6 (volleyball players) * $4 = $119