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GCSEs are over. I barely updated this blog. I just about got by. Now it’s time to prepare for the fuckening that is a-levels.
In this video, Spires Maths tutor Mark Grundy walks you through one of the hardest types of A-Level Maths mechanics questions you are likely
Learn how to solve one of the hardest A-Level Maths mechanics questions involving two projectiles that collide. Spires Maths tutor Mark Grundy explains horizontal and vertical motion, SUVAT equations, velocity vectors and simultaneous equations step by step. A useful walkthrough for Edexcel A-Level Maths students preparing for mechanics exams.
What is A-Level Maths?
A-Level Maths is a comprehensive course that covers a range of advanced mathematical topics. Here's a brief overview in five key points:
Core Topics: A-Level Maths delves into core areas such as calculus, algebra, and trigonometry, building on the foundations laid in GCSE Maths.
Mechanics and Statistics: The course also includes modules on mechanics, which deals with the motion of objects, and statistics, focusing on data analysis and probability.
Problem-Solving Skills: A-Level Maths emphasizes problem-solving and critical thinking, equipping students with analytical skills applicable in various fields.
Further Mathematics: Many students opt to study Further Mathematics alongside A-Level Maths, exploring topics like complex numbers, matrices, and differential equations in greater depth.
University and Career Opportunities: A-Level Maths is highly valued by universities and employers, opening doors to a wide range of degree courses and career paths, including engineering, finance, and research.
This course provides students with a strong mathematical foundation and valuable skills for future academic and professional pursuits.
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Edexcel A-Level Maths is an advanced level qualification offered by Pearson Edexcel designed to provide students with a deep understanding
A-Level Maths is an advanced academic qualification taken by students in the UK & other countries at the secondary level for ages 16 to 18
Examining Board: Edexcel Next Examination Period: May / June 2021 Exam Specification Code: 9MA0 Coursework Element: No Practical Element: No Course Fee Includes: Online course materials and tutor support. Additional materials available at extra cost. Standard Option: A Level Mathematics (2017 Specification) Payment Options: Interest free instalment plans available Edexcel A Levels are available for study anywhere in the world. Examinations can be taken at any registered examination centre in the world. It is recommended students check with examining centres that the chosen exam is available. Introduction The study of Mathematics is highly respected by Universities who look favourably on applicants who can demonstrate knowledge in this subject. The Oxford Learning College course in mathematics will help you to gain knowledge and understanding of Mathematics through the direct study of the original sources. It will encourage and develop your enthusiasm for maths as well as give you the chance to form your own personal responses to the set texts chosen for study. You will further enhance your mathematics and practice skills such as geometry and algebra. The Edexcel A Level in Mathematics consists of 3 externally examined papers, all of which must be sat in a single year.