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I'm struggling with Integration (AQA). I need a help sheet with all the rules, i've looked at the ones I need to learn. However, when there are 4-7 markers on integration by parts or substitution questions, I really struggle to answer them.
Could somebody please give me some advice or a very good document which helps me to understand and be able to tackle the long marked integration questions?
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Could somebody please give me some advice or a very good document which helps me to understand and be able to tackle the long marked integration questions?
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Hi. Have you watched examsolution videos? He does videos/worked solutions where he answers full exam papers which include long integration questions.
https://www.examsolutions.net/exampa...-p3-june-2012/
For example question 6 in the link above.
https://www.examsolutions.net/exampa...-p3-june-2012/
For example question 6 in the link above.
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(Original post by Kira Yagami)
Hi. Have you watched examsolution videos? He does videos where he answers full exam papers which include long integration questions.
https://www.examsolutions.net/exampa...-p3-june-2012/
For example question 6 in the link above.
Hi. Have you watched examsolution videos? He does videos where he answers full exam papers which include long integration questions.
https://www.examsolutions.net/exampa...-p3-june-2012/
For example question 6 in the link above.
Yes I had a look at their questions. I was unable to do those sorts of q's which is what has worried me. I understand it from viewing his videos. But, i'm struggling to do the questions on my own - as I'm lacking the basics I think.
I can do the questions in the textbook, but the integration questions on exam papers are too difficult for me at the moment.
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(Original post by MKaur18)
Hi Kira,
Yes I had a look at their questions. I was unable to do those sorts of q's which is what has worried me. I understand it from viewing his videos. But, i'm struggling to do the questions on my own - as I'm lacking the basics I think.
I can do the questions in the textbook, but the integration questions on exam papers are too difficult for me at the moment.
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Hi Kira,
Yes I had a look at their questions. I was unable to do those sorts of q's which is what has worried me. I understand it from viewing his videos. But, i'm struggling to do the questions on my own - as I'm lacking the basics I think.
I can do the questions in the textbook, but the integration questions on exam papers are too difficult for me at the moment.
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(Original post by Kira Yagami)
Hmm, ok, it is a trick topic. Can you give me an example of some questions which you find difficult? Also is it integration in general that you find difficult or is it a particular method like integration by parts?
Hmm, ok, it is a trick topic. Can you give me an example of some questions which you find difficult? Also is it integration in general that you find difficult or is it a particular method like integration by parts?
On exam solutions, all of the question by topic for substitution and by parts, I struggled with getting half marks.
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try looking through this document for examples- it has a flow chart for integration at the end as well
PS. I have attached the link to the website as the file is pretty big to upload. Download the Maths revision and class notes and skip through the pdf to C3
If you have any problems ask me
PS. I have attached the link to the website as the file is pretty big to upload. Download the Maths revision and class notes and skip through the pdf to C3
If you have any problems ask me
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(Original post by MKaur18)
Substitution and by parts I struggle with a lot. For example, Q6 on link you provided. I could only get about 2 marks out of 6. I struggle to know what to do when you have to integration like a huge fraction such as that.
On exam solutions, all of the question by topic for substitution and by parts, I struggled with getting half marks.
Substitution and by parts I struggle with a lot. For example, Q6 on link you provided. I could only get about 2 marks out of 6. I struggle to know what to do when you have to integration like a huge fraction such as that.
On exam solutions, all of the question by topic for substitution and by parts, I struggled with getting half marks.
1. Differentiate the substitution
2. change du-dx in the integral using the derivative from step 1 (this usually simplifies the integral at C3 level)
3. use the substitution - i.e sub it into the integral
4. integrate using standard methods
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Substitution and by parts I struggle with a lot. For example, Q6 on link you provided. I could only get about 2 marks out of 6. I struggle to know what to do when you have to integration like a huge fraction such as that.
On exam solutions, all of the question by topic for substitution and by parts, I struggled with getting half marks.
Substitution and by parts I struggle with a lot. For example, Q6 on link you provided. I could only get about 2 marks out of 6. I struggle to know what to do when you have to integration like a huge fraction such as that.
On exam solutions, all of the question by topic for substitution and by parts, I struggled with getting half marks.
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try looking through this document for examples- it has a flow chart for integration at the end as well
PS. I have attached the link to the website as the file is pretty big to upload. Download the Maths revision and class notes and skip through the pdf to C3
If you have any problems ask me
try looking through this document for examples- it has a flow chart for integration at the end as well
PS. I have attached the link to the website as the file is pretty big to upload. Download the Maths revision and class notes and skip through the pdf to C3
If you have any problems ask me
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It doesn't seem like you struggle with integration but just manipulating fractions. Could you specifically tell me what confused you with the solution?
It doesn't seem like you struggle with integration but just manipulating fractions. Could you specifically tell me what confused you with the solution?
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for parts they pretty much all follow the same method,
1. Differentiate the substitution
2. change du-dx in the integral using the derivative from step 1 (this usually simplifies the integral at C3 level)
3. use the substitution - i.e sub it into the integral
4. integrate using standard methods
for parts they pretty much all follow the same method,
1. Differentiate the substitution
2. change du-dx in the integral using the derivative from step 1 (this usually simplifies the integral at C3 level)
3. use the substitution - i.e sub it into the integral
4. integrate using standard methods
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(Original post by MKaur18)
I struggled to know where to go to get to the answer, as in my answer wasn't fully simplified. I was just stuck on where to go next, as it just looked wrong and my simplifying was so over complicated.
I struggled to know where to go to get to the answer, as in my answer wasn't fully simplified. I was just stuck on where to go next, as it just looked wrong and my simplifying was so over complicated.
For example if you look at line 3, it looks difficult to integrate so in line 4 you separate the fraction into two different fractions, then simply further (don't have to but it will make things easier) and then you can see you get it into a form where you can easily integrate it ( in line 5).
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Write your substitution values and remember cos pi = -1 and sin pi = 0
Write your substitution values and remember cos pi = -1 and sin pi = 0
Pi( pi^2 divided by 8 -1/2)
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Can you please post the question and the answer that you are unable to reach?
Can you please post the question and the answer that you are unable to reach?
http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/subjects...W-MS-JUN14.PDF
6b.
I don’t know what I may have done wrong. I think i’ve messed up by fractions when simplifying after this (the page isn’t attached).
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It’s only December time, you’ll gradually get it as weeks go by. Don’t beat yourself up about it
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It’s only December time, you’ll gradually get it as weeks go by. Don’t beat yourself up about it
It’s only December time, you’ll gradually get it as weeks go by. Don’t beat yourself up about it
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Your integration is wrong. Where you ticked it, the last term is wrong. Check the mark scheme.
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