Nice. It bugs me that exam boards cover different topics. I feel like that shouldn't happen tbh...
When it's a subject as modular as maths then the different specs of the boards are a drop in the ocean compared to the different combinations of modules. (Although I'm still pro-single exam board.)
Hyperbolics we don't actually cover, and my knowledge is very limited
Vector Geometry, is all about drawing diagramssss
Could you shed any light on q1 part iii) please? I tried cross producting the direction vectors of AB and AC (to get the direction vector of the line) and then used the direction vectors of AB and AC as normals to planes P and Q respectively. Although when I try to get a point on the line it kicks out some weird results :/ I don't have the answers either so I haven't a clue. any help would be awesome thanks. But it's okay if not I'm gonna shut up now anyway because this is kinda the wrong thread for this
my teacher said this, he said cos second order is double dif/intergration they make the types of questions easier fp2 makes me glad im not doin maths at uni
my teacher said this, he said cos second order is double dif/intergration they make the types of questions easier fp2 makes me glad im not doin maths at uni
I read from a Russel group uni that if you meet xyz grade your eligible for band 1/2/3 of scholarship/grant. If you miss your offer but manage to get a place through clearing i.e -1 grade short your not entitled to anything.
Wouldn't that just highlight that the financial limitation of people going to university even with the current system? #brokensystem