(1) --> Get the CP1 textbook
(2) --> Ask chatGPT to help you understand concepts
(3) --> Make use of YouTube channels such as: (imo #1 is r2drew2), ExamSolutions, TayyubMujeed, TLMaths. All these guys offer support for AL FM and normal maths
(4) --> Be confident. You got this. There is a multitude of kids doing all of this stuff at an even younger age than you, IT IS SO ATTAINABLE. Think about this. Everytime you are stuck on a concept in maths, THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS GLOBALLY have also come across the same conceptual barrier. I'll plug a 9yo called Victor who is a pro at flippin complex analysis and calculus stuff, wish he woudl upload more:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GOYyAURePM (he has a good question on integration which he solves from the HSC exam, some pakistani indonesian paper examboard thing). I'm just trying to point out the fact that YOU ARE A PRO YOU WILL BE FINE
(5)CHEAT SHEETS: Trig functions, nice little pdf
https://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/pdf/trig_cheat_sheet.pdfCalculus pdf:
https://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/pdf/common_derivatives_integrals.pdf(6) FINAL NOTE: practise. There is so much more in your control with practise. You have the best tutor which is constantly improving (chatGPT) as well as TSR & people with more experience online and in person by which you can ask for guidance.
Sorry for kind of blurting out resources at your face I really hope this points you in the right direction by mind expansion and making you a pro at maths
Any questionas clarifications don't hesitate to contact
And another thing there are plently of resources online, sometimes too many and as a result it becomes more of a hoarding challenge than a sit down and do maths challenge
my recommendation would be to take the cheat sheets the 2 pdfs I gave you, as well as the CP1 and CP2 textbook for FM EdExcel, (pdfs here: ~CORE PURE 1 ~"https://textbooks.tommo.team/Maths%20Further%20Core%20Pure%201.pdf" )
CORE PURE 2: "https://textbooks.tommo.team/Maths%20Further%20Core%20Pure%202.pdf"
and just work through the textbook honestly. There are soo many resources so its better to sit down and do maths
If you become a pro at all the textbook stuff, expand into "madasmaths.com" territory, loads of asbtract quesrtions on FM Maths, everythingOMG such a good website
TLDR: Use textbook pdfs work through them. You don't get it? ask chatGPT or me (preferrably someone smarter than me i'm not that smart yet). Thats all. I've also thrown other youtube channels ar your face. When you get to the point of doing past papers, use r2drew2 yt channel to help you out.
Sorry for unstructured advice Im'' just twritingin whatever comes to mind