0607.C2.6.01 — open circles should be used to represent strict.: past paper questions
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What examiners said
In part (i), dealing with the inequality was less successful. Many seemed to be put off by the inequality sign. Some reversed the sign at the final stage when dividing by 3. In part (ii), ‘integer’ was a stumbling block. An answer of 1.9 was common. There were many wrong answers that appeared to be guesses.
— Examiner report, October/November 2023, 0607/33 Q3(d) (Cambridge)
In part (i), dealing with the inequality was less successful. Many seemed to be put off by the inequality sign. Some reversed the sign at the final stage when dividing by 3. In part (ii), ‘integer’ was a stumbling block. An answer of 1.9 was common. There were many wrong answers that appeared to be guesses.
— Examiner report, October/November 2023, 0607/33 Q3(d) (Cambridge)
The form of the given inequality shows that this is a line segment and so does not go off to infinity in either direction. Many candidates drew the line directly on top of that used in the number line. This made their work unclear for them to correctly show the symbols on the ends. Drawing the line above the number line is preferable. Candidates should use a pencil and ruler for these diagrams and...
— Examiner report, May/June 2023, 0607/11 Q12 (Cambridge)
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