Everything you need for M1

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  1. diggingforfish's Avatar
    1 11-05-2012  00:11
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    Everything you need for M1
    I've neglected M1 rather a lot this year and my exam is on Thursday, it's certainly possible to cover all of the work in this space of time but does anyone have any hints or tips, short cuts or points they think are ESSENTIAL to success. If anyone else has M1 related questions feel free to ask them in the post. Exam related luck to everyone.
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    2 11-05-2012  00:40
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    Re: Everything you need for M1
    you actually have to practice. Maths is a subject where theory gets you above a C/D and practice pulls you up to A/Bs
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    3 11-05-2012  01:21
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    Re: Everything you need for M1
    I'd say do all the papers you can find. Twice.

    Making sure you know the theory is also important else you won't know where to start.
    Read the spec as well to make sure you have covered all you can.

    Good luck
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