you need to declare both grades on your uni applications unfortunately
I would recommend resitting, but that depends on how much time you think you can spare to study for it
I would recommend resitting, but that depends on how much time you think you can spare to study for it
Yeah you need to declare both, and even if you don’t take maths at A level (which I’m presuming you aren’t) since it is a core subject it would be better to at least have a passing grade as your most recent one. If you want any help with any topics in particular let me know - as someone who really enjoys maths I’d love to help 
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