AQA Maths Help :(

Looked at this on the AQA website http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/mathematics/gcse/mathematics-8300/assessment-resources

And I could barely do any of these questions.. Is this how the Summer 2017 exams are going to be? Because if so I am going to fail it again. I'm literally struggling to answer these questions, it seems impossible.

Original post by imzeman

Looked at this on the AQA website http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/mathematics/gcse/mathematics-8300/assessment-resources

And I could barely do any of these questions.. Is this how the Summer 2017 exams are going to be? Because if so I am going to fail it again. I'm literally struggling to answer these questions, it seems impossible.

Revise the material before attempting the questions then?

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imzeman

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Original post by RDKGames

Revise the material before attempting the questions then?

I've tried to, but a-lot of the questions do not make sense to me.

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Original post by imzeman

Looked at this on the AQA website http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/mathematics/gcse/mathematics-8300/assessment-resources

And I could barely do any of these questions.. Is this how the Summer 2017 exams are going to be? Because if so I am going to fail it again. I'm literally struggling to answer these questions, it seems impossible.

Since you say "fail it again" I assume you are resitting in the summer. If you are then you have one last chance to resit with the old A*-G specification that you have done before.

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Original post by gdunne42

Since you say "fail it again" I assume you are resitting in the summer. If you are then you have one last chance to resit with the old A*-G specification that you have done before.

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Is that possible how?

Original post by imzeman

Is that possible how?

Yes. There is one final sitting this summer.

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Original post by imzeman

Is that possible how?

You ask whoever is entering you for your maths exams to enter you for a resit of the old specification and not for the new 9-1 specification.
They may refuse if they have decided not to offer the old exams, in which case you either accept their decision or you search for an alternative place to take your exams.

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Original post by gdunne42

You ask whoever is entering you for your maths exams to enter you for a resit of the old specification and not for the new 9-1 specification.
They may refuse if they have decided not to offer the old exams, in which case you either accept their decision or you search for an alternative place to take your exams.

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I guess I'll be sticking to this year's specification. :\ I really want to pass. Was the nature of the new GCSE Specs suppose to be made harder?