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See it on the paper →Many good responses were seen to this question. Most candidates plotted the points correctly. The most common error was seen when plotting the y values of 78.75 and 93.75. The points were then usually joined with a smooth curve.
— Examiner report, May/June 2023, 4024/21 Q1(c) (Cambridge)
A significant number of candidates correctly plotted the required graph. However, a number of candidates did not manage to use the vertical scale of 4 units to 1 small square correctly leading to inaccurate plotting of some of the points. The most common incorrect plots were (6, 112) plotted at (6, 104) and (1, 242) plotted at (0.5, 242). Unusually, there were several candidates who plotted bar ch...
— Examiner report, October/November 2022, 4024/22 Q3(c) (Cambridge)
Some candidates understood the need to read the graph at A = 120, but not all gave the minimum value with some choosing to give both values in their dimensions. Having obtained a value for x, many candidates did not know how to use this value correctly in relation to the question to obtain the other two dimensions. It was common to see a dimension of 2, possibly from assuming the values had to be...
— Examiner report, October/November 2022, 4024/22 Q3(e) (Cambridge)
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