Exam's gonna be especially tricky tomorrow, FP3 style (I heard FP3 was very hard). Watch out for oddball questions! I think the best way to prepare now is to quickly go over the maths behind most of the topics so that they can't catch you out with questions that really test your understanding (like knowing what your Newton-Raphson approximation for the root is geometrically speaking). The FP1 textbook is great for this.
Exam's gonna be especially tricky tomorrow, FP3 style (I heard FP3 was very hard). Watch out for oddball questions! I think the best way to prepare now is to quickly go over the maths behind most of the topics so that they can't catch you out with questions that really test your understanding (like knowing what your Newton-Raphson approximation for the root is geometrically speaking). The FP1 textbook is great for this.
I am ****ed if I am asked to prove matrix transformation or summation formula lol
Definitely harder than last year. Last year it was a fairly standard FP1 paper where they just tested all the concepts but not in a tricky way. The questions like the second part of complex numbers, and the last summation question were not typical FP1 questions and a lot of people will have dropped marks on it.