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basically i am doing further marhs and coping well with fp1 and finding m1 okay but m2 is a nightmare and i am really struggling and i have heard if i was to spend a whole week just doing d1 with the textbvook and online videos after a short period of time i would be able to achiveve a good grade in it(a solid B grade)is this possible as i have seen people on here attempt it before so i would like to know how long it takes to self teach this further maths edexcel a level module D1 and how hard it is compared to the other modules
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(Original post by youreanutter)
basically i am doing further marhs and coping well with fp1 and finding m1 okay but m2 is a nightmare and i am really struggling and i have heard if i was to spend a whole week just doing d1 with the textbvook and online videos after a short period of time i would be able to achiveve a good grade in it(a solid B grade)is this possible as i have seen people on here attempt it before so i would like to know how long it takes to self teach this further maths edexcel a level module D1 and how hard it is compared to the other modules
basically i am doing further marhs and coping well with fp1 and finding m1 okay but m2 is a nightmare and i am really struggling and i have heard if i was to spend a whole week just doing d1 with the textbvook and online videos after a short period of time i would be able to achiveve a good grade in it(a solid B grade)is this possible as i have seen people on here attempt it before so i would like to know how long it takes to self teach this further maths edexcel a level module D1 and how hard it is compared to the other modules
If you get stressed and/or try to cram things it it might be a bit tough, so use videos, take enough time to learn and practice and have a few breaks as well.
The exam is miles away but I suppose you have your reasons for wanting to learn it in a week.
Work through the book, practice all the questions and do past papers, and you could get more than a B.
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D1 is probably the easiest maths module I've seen, it's a bit different compared to FP1 (it's more based on remembering algorithms, how to follow people's rules etc...) which is a relief. There is only one hard chapter (linear programming) but even that isnt very difficult - just requires you to be very accurate. There are also loads of online resources.. I went through the whole of D1 during the summer with lessons for 2 hours a week and doing some independent work 
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D1 is probably the easiest maths module I've seen, it's a bit different compared to FP1 (it's more based on remembering algorithms, how to follow people's rules etc...) which is a relief. There is only one hard chapter (linear programming) but even that isnt very difficult - just requires you to be very accurate. There are also loads of online resources.. I went through the whole of D1 during the summer with lessons for 2 hours a week and doing some independent work
D1 is probably the easiest maths module I've seen, it's a bit different compared to FP1 (it's more based on remembering algorithms, how to follow people's rules etc...) which is a relief. There is only one hard chapter (linear programming) but even that isnt very difficult - just requires you to be very accurate. There are also loads of online resources.. I went through the whole of D1 during the summer with lessons for 2 hours a week and doing some independent work
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Its possible but D1 is not the easiest i scored o D1 the lowest mark !(well i rewrote it so its now the second lowest)
Its possible but D1 is not the easiest i scored o D1 the lowest mark !(well i rewrote it so its now the second lowest)
Well.. at least I tried? ;D
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I personally think D1 is the easiest of maths modules and it can be done in the time you said. But the thing is realistically D1 questions tend to take a long time, doing the questions, not so much learning content though, just the questions taking long so make sure you cover the exam techniques (especially algorithms, I always forget the last sentences) but then again that can quicken as you practise more questions as such.
Also use the plenty resources online has to offer and you can do it in the time intended.
Also use the plenty resources online has to offer and you can do it in the time intended.
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