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Maths ordinary

  • 04-06-2003 06:47PM
    #1
    StickyMcGinty
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,835 ✭✭✭


    i dropped down from higher bout 2 weeks ago to concentrate on me Chemistry and History, and i'm just lookin for tips. all i had time to go over was the exam papers, so if you think anythin else is gonna come up share it wiv me!! don't be shy


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  • #2
    Squall
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,345 ✭✭✭Squall


    Well generally whats in the exam papers is what comes up :)

    Know about tax credits incase theirs a tax section in question 1.

    heres the breakdown of topics covered in each paper

    Paper 1
    Q1 - Arithmetic/Simpsons rule
    Q2 - Algebra
    Q3 - Algebra
    Q4 - Complex No's
    Q5 - Sequences and series
    Q6 - Calculas (Differentiation)
    Q7 - Calculas (Differentiation)
    Q8 - Functions & Graphs

    Paper 2
    Q1 - Area + Volume/Arithmetic/Simpsons rule
    Q2 - Line
    Q3 - Circle
    Q4 - Geometry/Theorems/Enlargement
    Q5 - Triginometry
    Q6 - Permutations,combinations,probability
    Q7 - Statistics
    Q's 8 to 11 are the optional Q's

    You probly already knew this but you never know :)


  • #3
    Kappar
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,114 ✭✭✭Kappar


    Can anyone give me a quick rundown of tax. I can't find my sheet and because they're new they're not in the book or Past Papers.


  • #4
    StickyMcGinty
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,835 ✭✭✭StickyMcGinty


    sh1te....

    i'm looking for an example of using Differentiation from first priciples..... not the y + delta y method but the f(x+h)-f(X) over h method. really appreciate it. feck this ordinary sh1te... not on my honours course before i dropped down so i havnt a clue


  • #5
    adjodlo
    Closed Accounts Posts: 274 ✭✭adjodlo


    I am SOOO fúcked it's not even funny. Wasn't able to even stay awake when I was studying it last.

    I passed in the mocks...Just hope this paper is EASSAY


  • #6
    John2002
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 646 ✭✭✭John2002


    You just got to know your formulae and make sure to attempt all all questions that you do. There's 30% of the marks for just attempting the question.


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