June 2018 Higher Paper 2

[@rightgirlwrongplanet]

As a content creator myself, I realise just how difficult it is to make these videos. Thinking of all the steps needed to produce this video: you need to read out question, calculate in your head, explain it as clearly, accurately and logically as you can, execute it on paper and scroll up and down to view between question and answer box. All of that takes extra mental space and time. Had the creator not produced a video, I'm sure they would have gone a quicker speed than anyone could have kept up with. I think the creator should be applauded for their production, hard work, accuracy and enlightening students with knowledge (for free).

[@Rafmee]

14:35 Why don't you change your cm values to m? Because the unit for the area in the pressure formula is metres squared.

[@RedKyojin55]

Wish we get an easy paper like this last year was so lucky

[@akinarif7798]

I know right very lucky people lol

[@bobsham9136]

Faizan it’s not that easy.

[@jah422]

Why did you double 144(pi) in Q19 to get the final answer my understanding is that it asked for the surface area of S not a full sphere

[@RedKyojin55]

Jay: KWCo to get the surface area of s u have to add the surface area of the 1/4 sphere and the area of the circle and both the area of the circle and the surface area of the 1/4 sphere was 144(pi) so he just added it and it made 288(pi)

[@jah422]

Faizan thanx

[@animehub1611]

46:40 could u have also done Pythagoras

[@RedKyojin55]

What a Kota

[@animehub1611]

@@RedKyojin55 😂

[@mehdinematiyan8578]

i dont think so

[@bobsham9136]

That’s what I thought aswell.

[@Saddafa-p1q]

at 23.18 you have written the value of 1.4 % as 1.014 but when i put this in calculator it gives 0.014 why is it so .

[@ilovechicken4658]

Why do you add 1 and divide by 4 Im confused ?

[@thisismyytaccount310]

you are an actual GOD

[@hadisyed114]

Allah is ur true lord he is one please do some research into Islam brother it’s a beautiful religion and we will always welcome our brothers to Islam❤

[@Hhssishbrjdksskw]

@@hadisyed114 no

[@zebragita801]

Thank you for this !

[@Rafmee]

32:47 could you also say that opposite angles in a cyclic quad equal to 180 degrees, therefore, that angle can't be more that 180 degrees

[@tahmid6117]

No it's irrelevant, I mean the logic way would be to say that y, which is an angle in a triangle, must be less than 180

[@amberbadman5134]

revision tip change the play back to 1.25 or 1.5

[@rightgirlwrongplanet]

As a content creator myself, I realise just how difficult it is to make these videos. Think of all the steps needed to produce this video: you need to read out question, calculate in your head, explain it as clearly, accurately and logically as you can, execute it on paper and scroll up and down to view between question and answer box. All of that takes extra mental space and time. Had the creator not produced a video, I'm sure they would have gone a quicker speed than anyone could have kept up with. I think the creator should be applauded for their hard work, accuracy and enlightening students with knowledge (for free).

[@mohamudahmed5567]

What is the topic of Q12

[@samirrahman8916]

can anyone explain why its 2 root3

[@TStubb]

I'm about to sit my GCSEs this year and I was wondering the best way to revise. Should I do past papers like these and watch the video as I go through the paper as guidance (like I did for this video) or should i watch individual videos from you covering all the different topics? Thanks

[@animehub1611]

Best way to revise for maths is to do past papers and the topics you are not sure on how to do just note them down and go over them later

[@RedKyojin55]

Mr Bacon x or u can be smart af like me and not revise but still clutch the exam Jk revise

[@Pur9leRain]

Thank you for your hard work!

[@liyasunny1462]

is this a calculator paper or a non calculator one?

[@sarah-zp4cu]

calculator

[@samirrahman8916]

can u pls help me i dont understand q20 sian i still think 3root2 is 12 can anyone explain it to me pls

[@mathsgenie7808]

Root 12 is equal to root 4 x root 3 Root 4 is 2 So...root 12 is equal to 2 x root 3

[@samirrahman8916]

@@mathsgenie7808 get it now cheers

[@abibott5086]

For 14 how did u choose to measure the line that was 56?

[@RedKyojin55]

Abi Bott the graph goes up in 4s

[@TheMMAvisual]

How is 0.8 20%???

[@binmuhammad2005]

its minus 20% therefore 0.8

[@mohammadhosseinasadifard9973]

Is it useful to watch these videos now or leave it till next year cause I’m in year 10

[@RedKyojin55]

Mohammad Hossein Asadi Fard up to u it’s good to watch them now but u don’t have to and no one will blame u for not revising from year 10 even if ur aiming for a 9

[@setumia8941]

How should we utilise these vids as most us have done during mock season in school?

[@mathsgenie7808]

There are lots of ways to use it. Either do the paper and watch the video at the same time or do the paper and use it after to look at the questions you didn't get.

[@moiami2988]

why was this paper so easy (except the circle theorem one)

[@legendaryubagel2383]

Why do you make these vidwos

[@mathsgenie7808]

To help people with the GCSE exam!

[@animehub1611]

@@mathsgenie7808 at 41:23 wasn't the straight line equation meant to be y=-2x+c

[@Caitlin_720]

I’m so cooked 🙏😔

[@summerrrrr8399]

I skipped to 49:23 to see if I got it right then when i did I was like nooooooo

[@haniahmahmood2195]

Why was this such an easy paper 😭

[@akinarif7798]

very useful

[@yarabreich331]

hha funny graph