Maths a level notes Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

These OCR (MEI) A/AS level pure maths 'cheat sheets' contain everything you need to know for chapters 19-21, including notes, diagrams and worked examples of questions.

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Notes required for Paper 6 (Probability & Statistics 2) of the Cambridge A-Level Mathematics (9709) exam. 'A' standard notes. Includes list of formulas & examples to support understanding.

The entire AS/A level Mathematics syllabus summarised into 10 mindmaps of key formulae and concepts to remember. This summary covers both AS and A level Pure Maths, as well as Statistics and Mechanics. It is an excellent document to use for revision for both AS and A level Mathematics, impressively compressing the entire syllabus into a few pages of notes. Meticulously written, illustrated and organised by a student who achieved 5 A* grades at A level, it is a summary document that has bee...

These are the full revision notes which cover all topics required for the (CAIE) Cambridge AS and A Level Maths exam. They cover all the theory parts required by the syllabus for the AS Paper 1 (Pure Mathematics 1) and A2 Paper 3 (Pure Mathematics 3) and Paper 5 (Probability and Statistics 1). The syllabus code is 9709. Please try these notes and good luck with your exams! I also have a separate document which I am selling, which contains paper 4 (Mechanics) notes. If you have any doubts don'...

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