Possible to learn FP1-3 (AQA) in 1 week?

Assuming a car 'capable' of doing 70mph effortlessly and your starting point is Bristol then it would take about 1.5 hours with that average speed.

Assuming a student capable of 'cruising effortlessly' ie., absorbing material at an average rate of 5 pages per hour (with topics being of same level of difficulty) then it requires 80 hours to cover 400 pages (FP1+FP2+FP3) which is about a week at 12hrs/day.

Or if the 'crusing rate' is 3hrs/chapter then there are 23 chapters in total equating to about 70 hrs.

probably do-able, maybe not as 12hrs continous sprint but in chunks with breaks inbetween.

London, Ontario from Bristol by car is a hard one to call....My point exactly....

Its a very silly question in its current form and shows a complete lack of intelligence

London, Ontario from Bristol by car is a hard one to call....My point exactly....

Its a very silly question in its current form and shows a complete lack of intelligence

^^

did you know that a high percentage (about 60% ?) of those who take up further maths get an A in it ? ....and there is a reason for that !

Both very limited answers that rely on subsequent assupmtions.

Anybody who asks such questions is simply not very clever. There are no ifs or buts, no attempts to shift the focus on potential limitations of others. The question is purely laughable.

My father would do it in a day and has never studied an A level in his life. My mum would not get close to opening the book in one week.