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applied maths revision

sephirosis · 2005-03-25 22:07:59

applied maths....ive just realised im actually not that prepared for it at all. anyone know of a good revision book or something like that??? thanks

25-03-2005 10:07pm

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sephirosis

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applied maths....ive just realised im actually not that prepared for it at all. anyone know of a good revision book or something like that???
thanks

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#2 25-03-2005 10:49pm

Scarinae

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In my experience of Maths and Applied Maths, it's far more beneficial to just do as many questions as you can... You'll learn far more than reading a revision book

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#3 26-03-2005 11:25am

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Fishie is right you've gotta do loads of exam questions. However I think it is definitely beneficial to go through your text book, look through the necessary equations and examples on each topic and write the eqs on a page to learn. This works for me both in maths and app maths. If you know the basics you can at least tackle the harder stuff.

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#4 26-03-2005 3:44pm

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Just get past papers with answers and do em. It's the easiest revision of all the subjects I think.

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#5 27-03-2005 1:08am

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All you need to do is exam questions until you're blue in the face. Get the papers from the last 20 years and try and work through them all.

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