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The OCR endorsed textbook is an excellent step-by-step approach to Advanced FSMQ Additional Maths (2002 specification) and covers the majority of the content for first teaching 2018 specification, helping students make the transition to A Level.
Concepts and techniques are clearly explained and reinforced with plenty of examples, practice questions and advice on exam skills help prepare students to succeed.
Written by best-selling author, examiner and teacher Stephen Doyle.
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Features:
Key formulae are clearly highlighted
Extra notes add clarity to explanations
'Tips' give useful extra advice
'Take Note!' comments help students avoid potential pitfalls
'Progress Checks' help check students' understanding before they move on
'Topic summaries' offer a clear and simple overview of key formulae and points of learning
'Test Yourself' and Exam Practice sections provide plenty of practice for students
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Contents:
Section 1: Algebra
Topic 1: Revision of the basics
Topic 2: Manipulation of algebraic expressions
Topic 3: The remainder and factor theorems and solving cubic equations
Topic 4: Problem solving and inequalities
Topic 5: The binomial expansion and probability
Section 2: Coordinate geometry
Topic 6: Coordinate geometry of straight lines
Topic 7: Coordinate geometry of the circle
Topic 8: Inequalities and linear programming
Section 3: Trigonometry
Topic 9: Trigonometric ratios and the graphs of sine, cosine and tangent
Topic 10: Trigonometric identities and solving trigonometric equations
Section 4: Calculus
Topic 11: Differentiation
Topic 12: Integration
Topic 13: Definite integration
Topic 14: Application of calculus to kinematics
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About the author:
Stephen Doyle is an experienced Mathematics teacher, examiner and bestselling author. He has taught in a variety of schools and colleges and has written and contributed to numerous books and other learning resources. He has written all of Illuminate's WJEC A Level Mathematics Study and Revision Guides as well as Mathematics for A Level Chemistry.
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