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Old 27-11-2009, 07:53 PM #1
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lmfao this is some gcse maths **** higher level crap and i'm so rubbish at it
i've been doing algebra for 4 hours i have so much to do and my dad does't know **** all

thanks everyone
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Old 27-11-2009, 07:55 PM #2
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lmfao this is some gcse maths **** higher level crap and i'm so rubbish at it
i've been doing algebra for 4 hours i have so much to do and my dad does't know **** all

thanks everyone
haha I got an A at GCSE and I'm doing alevel Maths and I got well confused reading this question, then again looking at the answer I feel like a right idiot.
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haha I got an A at GCSE and I'm doing alevel Maths and I got well confused reading this question, then again looking at the answer I feel like a right idiot.
yes there is a huge jump between GCSE and Alevel maths, almost everyone dropped out of my class after AS lol
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yes there is a huge jump between GCSE and Alevel maths, almost everyone dropped out of my class after AS lol
I don't think it's that bad, some bits are tricky but overall it's ok I spose. A2 will probably be wellll difficult.
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I don't think it's that bad, some bits are tricky but overall it's ok I spose. A2 will probably be wellll difficult.
Id say A2 is just the same hardness, once you understand differentiation and integration ALevel maths is a doddle, the only problem is not many people can understand it
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Id say A2 is just the same hardness, once you understand differentiation and integration ALevel maths is a doddle, the only problem is not many people can understand it
We're doing differentiation at the moment and I'm understanding it, good times.
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We're doing differentiation at the moment and I'm understanding it, good times.
just wait until you have to start differentiating trig functions and complex numbers lol
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lmfao this is some gcse maths **** higher level crap and i'm so rubbish at it
i've been doing algebra for 4 hours i have so much to do and my dad does't know **** all

thanks everyone
to be honest this is quite easy, i had some **** about exponential graphs as the last question on my GSCE paper a few year ago
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