AQA A Level Mathematics Paper 1 (7357/1) - 6th June 2023 [Exam Chat]

How is that bad I got in the 70s

Mechanic will most likely be harder

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gGxnPetzcNHh1BTvDoLmH20_Bj9qGZGn/view?usp=sharing
this is the primrose kittens predicted paper 1 if anyone needs it

Hey this was super useful thank u sm, by any chance do u have the predicted paper 2 please?

no, I don't have it sorry but you can get it from their website for £2.50

can anyone suggest possible pure and mechanics topics that may come up on paper 2 given paper 1 and previous papers?

Logs, algebra, trig, integration by parts, connected rates of change, implicit differentiation

thank you, most of these came up tho so i’m thinking maybe within the same topic area like integration but areas instead and stuff? optimisation possibly?

This is my maths teachers predictions

Proof
Quadratics
Inequalities
Algebraic division and factor theorem
Sketching curves
Composite and inverse functions
Parametric equations
Binomial expansion (like a proper one)
Sectors
Sine/cosine rules, area of triangle
Quotient and chain rule
Exponential modelling
Solving trig
Trig identities and double angle formula
Differentiation and applying. Differentiation (so concave, convex, increasing, decreasing, max, min, point of Inflection)

The link to this document is here:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1swJSMYTjniAhxd_x-avcbOgyXryCTHxuKVzM21Y6ocE/edit?usp=sharing

I'm gonna be honest. Out of all 3, pure is is the easiest paper and mechanics is hell. I think I can get an A* in paper 1. I've made a list of key topics that came up in previous papers (2018-2022) and made predictions on what's to come in paper 1. If you want, I can send you a link to the document