Just wondering if anyone's doing M6 next week... It seems wierd - there's not much new stuff, it's just everything in different coordinate systems... I'd be interested to know what everyone thinks...
i'm doing M6 this week, although i havnt finished it yet!!!
It seems wierd - there's not much new stuff, it's just everything in different coordinate systems... I'd be interested to know what everyone thinks...
well from what i've seen till now, i felt that M6 is somehow like a Synoptic for all the mechanics. isnt it? maybe more complicated, and it joins almost everything together, but i dont really know!!!
i don't get it... even if you do further maths everyone does the easiest combination possible so they can get the best marks... who would chose to do m4, m5, m6, s4, s5, s6 and why do they have these exams if so few people do them?
i don't get it... even if you do further maths everyone does the easiest combination possible so they can get the best marks... who would chose to do m4, m5, m6, s4, s5, s6
You're right, but I'm doing two maths A-levels and one AS in mechanics. This means that I need 15 modules in total, including M1 M2 M3. Also, I prefer not to do S3 because it involves CW. Therefore, the only choice is P1 - P6 (6) D1 - D2 (2) S1 (1) M1 - M6 (6)
It's true that S2 could be done instead (or as well as!) M6, but that's a matter of personal choice
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and why do they have these exams if so few people do them?
That's true - in fact, they've just removed them. This is the last year they're being offered
Would you say it is worth me doing M6 even though I can't do the exam..how much worthwhile mechanics is there in M6?..I'm going to do up to M5, so is it an easy progression?
yea im doign m6 next friday with m4 day after step 1 and 3, thats a harsh time table! i dont agree its synoptic yea i aldo did p1-6 m1-6 s1 s2 and d1, mainly for fun i did the mechanics its intresting stuff tho the last chapter of m6 has gone right over my head its such a jump from m5 and hardly any questions to practice in the whole book, best of luck people