today was my Icse maths exam and it was awesome... I am having only one doubt....
In one question it was given to find the factors.... The answer was (2x-1)(x+1)(x+1)...At the end I wrote that the factors are (2x-1)(x+1) and (x+1)....I have written (x+1) twice... Will it result in loss of marks.... Plzz be quick in answering...
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Yes you may lose two marks
One for wrong answer
One for wrong process.
But I did it right
I also gave my icse boards exam today......
One for wrong answer
One for wrong process.
But I did it right
I also gave my icse boards exam today......
chaitanyakrishn1:
But language exam is over
We should focus on literature ask any questions or post it or in inbox
Brainliest . ? Plzzzz
I have already marked someone else as brainliest... sorry...
I hope that u won't be angry on me
No I'm not angry.... why would I?
OK great then....
Well how was ur grammar exam??
Lets talk in inbox
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hi its Mayank and I think that marks shall not be be deducted because if it is of 2 or 3 or 4 marks question you might have given the process then by seeing the process examiner can understand that you know the topic well and by some mistake you have written x + 1 twice so he will not deduct your marks but you must also see that you may not repeat the same mistake.
does it helped
then give it brainliest
Are u an icse student??
yes
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