Year 12s: what will be the first way you research your future options? >>

Looking for loads of Integration questions with answer ( to practice)

arvin_infinity

Please link me up if it does exist!

my alternative route is to just do all past papers Q which is integration related

Reply 1

elldeegee

the second option is a really good idea :biggrin:

books such as these are really good too:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mathematics-Heinemann-Modular-Edexcel--level/dp/0435510975/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1323123314&sr=8-6

but past papers is your best bet as they actually put the questions in the correct context and get you ready for the exam.

Reply 2

arvin_infinity

Original post by elldeegee

the second option is a really good idea :biggrin:

True dat, but I was looking for some harder question than past p

You know its good to have a holistic view on it and do a bit more (it works for me :biggrin:

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Reply 3

User570431

Look at past a level papers like everyone else .

Reply 4

elldeegee

Original post by arvin_infinity

True dat, but I was looking for some harder question than past p

You know its good to have a holistic view on it and do a bit more (it works for me :biggrin:

)

just serach google for exercieses then.
make up your own and get your teacher to look over them?
Solomon past papers are suppposed to be the ridiculously hard ones though!