Is M1 maths easy?

No, M1 and M2 aren't really that challenging, it's M3-M5 where it starts getting interesting/challenging.

It was extremely hard for me at first since I hadn't had any exposure to physics post foundation gcse level, however after about 2months I understand pretty much all the concepts now, vectors are still a little bit challenging but overall M1 is quite nice

People say that M1 is the hardest ASmodule ... I just don't see how some people find it so hard.. people in my school go on like it's a degree level paper on quantum mechanics

I have heard people talk of how hard M1 Mechanics is in Alevel Maths?

I really don't find it difficult at all; is this normal? I just can't see what people find difficult about it.. In 90% of the questions you'll just have to resolve forces and use a simultaneous equation..

Anyone agree? I don't know if I should be finding it this easy. But I am.

Personally M1 is the hardest module for me; I think people that do Physics will find it much easier.

Surprisingly not, the only maths physics involves is rearranging a fraction.

Surprisingly not, the only maths physics involves is rearranging a fraction.

But don't you do moments and kinematics in Physics?

That's so true haha

People make out Physics to be soo hard too

Tbh, imo, the hardest Alevel is Chemistry. And even at that..It's not THAT difficult.

The maths content in physics is a joke..they make me explain something through words when i could explain it with a simple equation

yea but its so easy..A LOT easier than M1

Personally M1 is the hardest module for me; I think people that do Physics will find it much easier.

But don't you do moments and kinematics in Physics?

I found Chemistry the most difficult out of all the science A-Levels, but it was also the A-Level I did the best in.

I find it hard, but not unbearable. It's all about understand the basics with Chemistry I think.. If you can nail that then it's not all that hard.

What did you get in it? (If you don't mind me asking)

I imagine that Physics at A2Level would get trickier.

The mechanics part of physics is not that big at all, and far less in depth than what we get in M1. I'd say that people who take physics are generally better at it because they'll but the more scientifically inclined than those who take other subjects instead.