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For the people doing C1 + C2

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Core-Maths-Level-L-Bostock/dp/074871779X


That book is amazing. I found it in my local library (which is getting closed soon :l) when I went to revise srs it's amazing
So much better then the books I got from my school
+ Don't be put of with the looks/Publish date it's really good It goes through everything in detail.


Or you could go for the updated version

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Core-Maths-Advanced-Level-3rd/dp/0748755098/ref=dp_ob_title_bk
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sfe fam
Original post by POWW!
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Core-Maths-Level-L-Bostock/dp/074871779X


That book is amazing. I found it in my local library (which is getting closed soon :l) when I went to revise srs it's amazing
So much better then the books I got from my school
+ Don't be put of with the looks/Publish date it's really good It goes through everything in detail.


Or you could go for the updated version

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Core-Maths-Advanced-Level-3rd/dp/0748755098/ref=dp_ob_title_bk


Looks good. :smile:
Original post by Extricated
sfe fam


Huh??
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Original post by Maths_Lover
Huh??


Lol it basically means thank you in slang
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Original post by Maths_Lover

Original post by Maths_Lover
Huh??


"Safe, family."

It means:

safe - to signify agreement
fam - derived from the word "family" . referring to people that are extremely close; as if a family member.
Original post by POWW!
Lol it basically means thank you in slang


Original post by und
"Safe, family."

It means:

safe - to signify agreement
fam - derived from the word "family" . referring to people that are extremely close; as if a family member.


Ooooh. Thank you. :colondollar:
Original post by POWW!
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Core-Maths-Level-L-Bostock/dp/074871779X


That book is amazing. I found it in my local library (which is getting closed soon :l) when I went to revise srs it's amazing
So much better then the books I got from my school
+ Don't be put of with the looks/Publish date it's really good It goes through everything in detail.


Or you could go for the updated version

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Core-Maths-Advanced-Level-3rd/dp/0748755098/ref=dp_ob_title_bk


I have it already! :cool:
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Original post by King-Panther
I have it already! :cool:


LOl ur lucky It's so much better then what my school gave me
I mean the book I have makes mistake on the answer pages aswel as the examples when they try n show you how it's done
Original post by Maths_Lover
Ooooh. Thank you. :colondollar:


Are you really a teenager?
Original post by POWW!
LOl ur lucky It's so much better then what my school gave me
I mean the book I have makes mistake on the answer pages aswel as the examples when they try n show you how it's done


Really, I don't know, I've only ever used that book. I found it in my local library and really liked it so I brought myself a copy.
Original post by Extricated
Are you really a teenager?


You know, many people have asked me this. :confused::confused:

Yes, I am a teenager but I do not speak in slang terms.
Original post by Maths_Lover
You know, many people have asked me this. :confused::confused:

Yes, I am a teenager but I do not speak in slang terms.


I can see why :P, it is worth noting that the slang I used was intended for amusement, nothing else. In other news, how is your c2/s1 revision going?

:smile:
Original post by Maths_Lover
You know, many people have asked me this. :confused::confused:

Yes, I am a teenager but I do not speak in slang terms.


Me neither, but we all know how to translate. :/
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Original post by Maths_Lover

Original post by Maths_Lover
You know, many people have asked me this. :confused::confused:

Yes, I am a teenager but I do not speak in slang terms.


If you lived in London, you would understand it. It's a matter of experience :biggrin:.
Original post by Extricated
I can see why :P, it is worth noting that the slang I used was intended for amusement, nothing else. In other news, how is your c2/s1 revision going?

:smile:


OK. :smile:

My C2 and S1 revision is going well now that it is the holidays and I actually have time to do it rather than having to do lots of other subjects. I should have finished both by this time next week. :woo:

What about you?

Original post by .:Doctor:.
Me neither, but we all know how to translate. :/


I don't. :/
Original post by und
If you lived in London, you would understand it. It's a matter of experience :biggrin:.


OK. :biggrin:

I am always the last to get jokes as well. Unless they are of a scientific nature... :facepalm:
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is it for all exam boards?
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Original post by JaaN-x
is it for all exam boards?


I believe so. It's not one of those books that focuses on just teaching you everything in the syllabus, and leaves everything else out.
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http://www.examsolutions.co.uk/A-Level-maths-tutorials/maths_tutorials_index.php

Every topic covered in detail with video tutorials, it's the sex.

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