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I am currently studying the AQA Further Mathematics course in Year 11, having gotten an A* in Year 10 for the normal Maths GCSE, and I am looking for any useful sources of help, such as websites or YouTube channels that explain things in a very good way.
Topics I am concerned about include:
Algebraic proof
Matrices (Inverse and translations etc)
Circle Theorems
Functions (F(x))
Sin, Cos and Tan functions and graphs
As well as more.
I recently got 131/175 on a mock that had the grade boundary for an A^ (^ means distinction) at 144 and my older brother got that grade so I REALLY want to get an A^ now, so one requires some sort of effective revision that goes specifically into this course and not too far into an AS Maths course.
Thanks
I am currently studying the AQA Further Mathematics course in Year 11, having gotten an A* in Year 10 for the normal Maths GCSE, and I am looking for any useful sources of help, such as websites or YouTube channels that explain things in a very good way.
Topics I am concerned about include:
Algebraic proof
Matrices (Inverse and translations etc)
Circle Theorems
Functions (F(x))
Sin, Cos and Tan functions and graphs
As well as more.
I recently got 131/175 on a mock that had the grade boundary for an A^ (^ means distinction) at 144 and my older brother got that grade so I REALLY want to get an A^ now, so one requires some sort of effective revision that goes specifically into this course and not too far into an AS Maths course.
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I'm having trouble factorising polynomials at the moment 
I've been doing past papers and then going through the solutions of the questions I got wrong so that I understand how to do that question, even if it is altered slightly in another paper. I have no idea if this is working, but I'll find out on Monday 
And on mocks I've only been getting Bs and sometimes As, I'm trying to cram so I can get that A^!
I've been doing past papers and then going through the solutions of the questions I got wrong so that I understand how to do that question, even if it is altered slightly in another paper. I have no idea if this is working, but I'll find out on Monday 
And on mocks I've only been getting Bs and sometimes As, I'm trying to cram so I can get that A^!
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(Original post by AstroNandos)
I'm having trouble factorising polynomials at the moment I've been doing past papers and then going through the solutions of the questions I got wrong so that I understand how to do that question, even if it is altered slightly in another paper. I have no idea if this is working, but I'll find out on Monday
And on mocks I've only been getting Bs and sometimes As, I'm trying to cram so I can get that A^!
I'm having trouble factorising polynomials at the moment
I've been doing past papers and then going through the solutions of the questions I got wrong so that I understand how to do that question, even if it is altered slightly in another paper. I have no idea if this is working, but I'll find out on Monday And on mocks I've only been getting Bs and sometimes As, I'm trying to cram so I can get that A^!
http://www.mymaths.co.uk/indexLog.asp?h=49858 Go to Core 1 then Factor Remainder (if you need a school login I can private message you one)
The division eventually gets easy enough to remember once you get the hang of it, just like differentiation
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I found this quite useful for Circle Theorems as it has the proof of why they are what they are:
http://www.mathsrevision.net/gcse-ma...ircle-theorems
http://www.mathsrevision.net/gcse-ma...ircle-theorems
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(Original post by Jamie Diep)
For division of polynomials, I would recommend watching videos but I used MyMaths.co.uk for help.
http://www.mymaths.co.uk/indexLog.asp?h=49858 Go to Core 1 then Factor Remainder (if you need a school login I can private message you one)
The division eventually gets easy enough to remember once you get the hang of it, just like differentiation
For division of polynomials, I would recommend watching videos but I used MyMaths.co.uk for help.
http://www.mymaths.co.uk/indexLog.asp?h=49858 Go to Core 1 then Factor Remainder (if you need a school login I can private message you one)
The division eventually gets easy enough to remember once you get the hang of it, just like differentiation
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