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making maths funny...aural_sax05 said:HAHAH
on the DEMOIVRE one:
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and on the integration:
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making maths funny!
Many cambridge questions were originally grammar exam and test questions.velox said:Shaf, some of them are identical to the cambridge The 3u ones anyway.
considering the fact that Dr. Pender wrote the Cambridge series of books and that he is the head teacher of Mathematics at SGS, it shouldn't come as a surprise?Originally Posted by velox
Shaf, some of them are identical to the cambridge The 3u ones anyway.
It's often not possible to ask different questions because the range of questions is quite limited in high school maths. You'll find it hard to find many original trial papers. cambridge also has a far greater range of questions.who_loves_maths said:considering the fact that Dr. Pender wrote the Cambridge series of books and that he is the head teacher of Mathematics at SGS, it shouldn't come as a surprise?
however, what might be surprising is that many of the Cambridge questions (the year 12 3u one) come exactly from the 3u green Fitzpatrick book - and that book was written by a Victorian author.
Yes but i thought he would vary them since im sure he would use his own textbook to teach out of.who_loves_maths said:considering the fact that Dr. Pender wrote the Cambridge series of books and that he is the head teacher of Mathematics at SGS, it shouldn't come as a surprise?
however, what might be surprising is that many of the Cambridge questions (the year 12 3u one) come exactly from the 3u green Fitzpatrick book - and that book was written by a Victorian author.