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A-level Mathematics

Pure mathematics, statistics and mechanics as the A-level papers ask them. Placeholder content.

10 lessons · about 3.3 hours · Final year of school, preparing for A-level mathematics

The syllabus, mapped

  1. 01Algebra and functions — Everything else is written in it.
  2. 02Calculus — The largest share of the pure papers.
  3. 03Trigonometry — Identities and equations, every year.
  4. 04Statistics and hypothesis testing — The applied paper's first half.
  5. 05Mechanics — The applied paper's second half.

The 10 lessons

  1. 01Algebra and functions: the ideas · free
  2. 02Algebra and functions: exam problems
  3. 03Calculus: the ideas
  4. 04Calculus: exam problems
  5. 05Trigonometry: the ideas
  6. 06Trigonometry: exam problems
  7. 07Statistics and hypothesis testing: the ideas
  8. 08Statistics and hypothesis testing: exam problems
  9. 09Mechanics: the ideas
  10. 10Mechanics: exam problems

The first lesson is free. The other 9 (3.3 hours in all) cost $8.42 bought together.

Or $1.70 a lesson one at a time, or $20.00 a month for Minimal — cheaper once you take more than ~11 lessons a month.

Try a block from the first lesson: Algebra and functions: the ideas
Plot · quadraticsOPENS UPWARD
-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1123456789-6-5-4-3-2-1123456(0.75, -0.45)
y = 0.8x² − 1.2x

The vertex sits at x = −b/2a, which is why it slides sideways when you move b alone. The sign of a decides which way the curve opens, and its size decides how tight it is.

Solve 3x−7=113x - 7 = 11.

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