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    Further Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

    Just 4. P1 and P3, then M1 and M2 / M1 and S1 / S1 and S2.
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    Further Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

    um... April Fools?
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    Further Maths Topical Papers

    Two things: 1. How did you get a copy of the Specimen paper? I can't find it anywhere online. 2. The Momentum file and the SHM file are identical.
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    Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

    hey this was the paper I took :) |z| = 5 is a circle with radius 5 |z-5|=|z| is the perpendicular bisector of points (0, 0) and (5, 0). then find their intersection points (the real part should be obvious)
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    Looking for Pre-2003 Past Year Paper for Bio/Chem/Maths

    studyguide.pk for 2002 papers.
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    Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

    You need two vectors that lie in the plane. Then cross both of them to find the normal vector. The first vector is i + 2j + k (the direction vector of l) The second vector is (4i-2j+2k)-(2i+2j+k), since both points are in the plane the vector between them is in the plane. Note: cross-product is...
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    Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

    It has to be given. Otherwise anything works because sin x = cos (90-x).
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    Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

    Particle models are sufficent for M1. Just assume that everything behaves like a particle (has mass but no volume). You'll only need torque if you do M2 or Further Maths.
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    Further Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

    Well here are some chapters that I completed.
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    Further Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

    I currently have Pure Maths and Statistics questions sorted out from 2002 - 2012. Just trying to get the answers in before publishing.
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    Mechanics and pure: drawing to explain your answer.

    You can draw on the answer sheet. Just make sure you denote everything you labelled on your drawing to clarify for the examiners. They might not know what point M in a diagram means if you don't show them!
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    Books needed for A Level Further Maths 9231

    Paper 1 Pure Maths: Further Pure Mathematics by Brian & Mark Gaulter Further Pure Mathematics by Bostock & Chandler Paper 2 Applied Maths: Understanding Mechanics by Sadler & Thorning A Concise Course in Advanced Level Statistics Covers everything except: Chapter 5 (Mean Values & Centroids) -...
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    Maths p3

    divide the equation by x then differentiate both sides. or just do implicit differentiation.
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    Big problem in maths ( help ! )

    Try to get more on P1 and P3.
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    Phys p12 and Chem p12- 9th and 10th June,2015 Tips!

    Memorise answers, read ER, spam past year papers since questions repeat a lot. Doesn't help for long-term efficient studying but is the best way to secure an A.
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    Further Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

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    Further Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

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    Further Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

    Basically equate tan 5theta to 0, and reject any values than gives tan theta = 0 (0) as it is not the solution of the eqn intended. Then find theta that with limits of (-pi, pi)
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    Further Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

    Product of roots of a quartic equation. Then explain that the positive root is taken as both tan pi/5 and tan2pi/5 are positive.
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    Suggest me an extra subject!

    If you don't feel like studying something brand new F.Maths is the way to go.
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