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Chapter 2 in the Edexcel FP3 book - Further Coordinate Systems

Cant seem to find questions in these booklets

Does "Conics" not include chapter 2 content?

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Comparing the mixed exercise questions to that booklet and they look nothing alike, even the "easy" ones

Comparing the mixed exercise questions to that booklet and they look nothing alike, even the "easy" ones

Ah fair enough, well we can see what TeeEm says then

what seems to be the problem?

edothero is looking for questions on your website which resemble edexcel FP3's Chapter 2 mixed exercise but he cant seem to find any, Apparently the conics questions are not in the same style (i haven't had a proper look at them yet)

Here are the edexcel questions (just so you don't have to go look for them);

Bane of my life, those 2 pages. Honestly

spent about 2 days on that page and a half (still didn't get them all right )

Bane of my life, those 2 pages. Honestly

spent about 2 days on that page and a half (still didn't get them all right )

The fact that you could actually attempt them impresses me...

Actually the part a)s were generally alright. Then the part b)s were like BAM

In the 3 past papers ive done for FP3 none of the co-ord system questions came anywhere near as difficult as these ones which is worrying, a very tricky Ch2 question could be 6 or so marks down the drain

Edit: @aymanzayedmannan in reply to your post

Oh well then that's good news, no?

I dont think so, could lead to being unprepared for a very difficult Ch2 question

Edexcel have been increasing the difficulty of the exams (i think) so if they put a mixed exercise standard question in the exam we could be in trouble

I've actually been lying to my teacher about doing ALL of them b/c I want to attempt them fresh closer to exam time. They are brutal

Q3 on this booklet, is there a mistake when you went from $\frac{y}{x}=Ae^{2x} + Be^{-2x} - e^{-x}$ to $y = Axe^{2x} + Bxe^{-2x} - e^{-x}$ (note the missing factor of $x$ next to $e^{-x}$)?