Not the same style ... It is the principle of dealing with hard questions which matters... brain training.
STEP has its own style ... AEA has its own IYGB SPECIALS will have their own. I do not know their eventual difficulty and I am tempted not to release solutions for a while.
the questions that I will put in these papers are generally shorter and will have minimal or no structure.
Not the same style ... It is the principle of dealing with hard questions which matters... brain training.
STEP has its own style ... AEA has its own IYGB SPECIALS will have their own. I do not know their eventual difficulty and I am tempted not to release solutions for a while.
the questions that I will put in these papers are generally shorter and will have minimal or no structure.
Q1 was quite a 'warm up'. Hopefully get around to doing the rest
Q1 was quite a 'warm up'. Hopefully get around to doing the rest
This is not a paper... it is just a few questions put in random order... Somebody asked me when I will start writing the special papers and what will the questions look like
some of the Heavyweights which frequent the forum could write them.
The "y = f(x)" question seems to be missing information; as it stands I don't see how it's possible to determine f (that is, I could provide an (non-countably!) infinite set of functions f that satisfy the conditions).
The vectors/cube question seems to be missing some wording too.
The "y = f(x)" question seems to be missing information; as it stands I don't see how it's possible to determine f (that is, I could provide an (non-countably!) infinite set of functions f that satisfy the conditions).
The vectors/cube question seems to be missing some wording too.
They may be errors in wording as these are fastly written questions, as a user asked for a sneak preview, and not the finished product... will look at it tonight
The "y = f(x)" question seems to be missing information; as it stands I don't see how it's possible to determine f (that is, I could provide an (non-countably!) infinite set of functions f that satisfy the conditions).
The vectors/cube question seems to be missing some wording too.
I'm glad someone else noticed this. I was also taken a little by surprise by Q2.
They may be errors in wording as these are fastly written questions, as a user asked for a sneak preview, and not the finished product... will look at it tonight
Understood - please take it as "free proofreading" rather than criticism!
can i just ask, is there a deadline for applying for the AEA exam
Nope, but you'll have to pay triple the normal fee if you register for it now, and I'd recommend doing it as soon as possible to give your school enough time to order the paper