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MattyB |
posted on 8th Feb 04 at 12:37 |
quote: your friend is lying. | |
Craig6682 |
posted on 7th Feb 04 at 22:43 |
The thing is right is that my mate says A Level Maths was easy compared to GCSE and i found GCSE Maths solid but this stuff i can do but it takes ages. Just after see what haps anyway, might end up leaving if they bring in these topup fees anyway. | |
Dave |
posted on 7th Feb 04 at 21:27 |
Very true, there is a massive step from GCSE to A-level. | |
Jamog |
posted on 7th Feb 04 at 21:21 |
ask your lecturer, normally your given the names of relivent books at the start of the term | |
IntaCepta |
posted on 6th Feb 04 at 17:09 |
exactly, if you struggle with GSCE levels maths, u have no chance in hell with Alevel maths. | |
Mistamist |
posted on 6th Feb 04 at 11:50 |
GCSE maths was pish, but A-level.....oh my god! was alright at first, then we got into Quadratic equations, differentiation, Binomials and Logarithms...it was all bollocks! still i got a C but its was pointless cos i will never use any of it ever again and if someone asked me a question on it now i wouldnt have a clue! | |
MattyB |
posted on 6th Feb 04 at 11:31 |
Yes, i managed A* for GCSE maths.........D @ A Level. lucky i'm re-doing it first year of uni | |
Gambit |
posted on 6th Feb 04 at 10:17 |
aye A-level maths is ridiculous, i got A's in GCSE maths and Additional Maths | |
MattyB |
posted on 6th Feb 04 at 10:05 |
Sorry mate but if u cant do GCSE stuff, u've got no chance doing A level maths. The step up is huge. | |
Craig6682 |
posted on 5th Feb 04 at 21:54 |
They don't do a book or recomend a book for this module. It's A level standard maths plus a bit of other stuff they have thrown in just for fun. I can do it but it took me an hour to cover 45% of the questions that should take 45 mins to complete tops. | |
groom |
posted on 5th Feb 04 at 21:53 |
letts http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005AUQK/026-2171756-3526804 | |
Dave |
posted on 5th Feb 04 at 21:50 |
I use quite a bit of maths that I learnt at school everyday in work. | |
Rob R |
posted on 5th Feb 04 at 21:31 |
the CGP range of books is good, most wh smiths and places like that sell em. i turned up to 10 maths lessons in year 11 and new shit all, read thru the book and got a B! | |
vibrio |
posted on 5th Feb 04 at 21:07 |
quote: your sick :! | |
MikeE |
posted on 5th Feb 04 at 21:01 |
quote: yesh :thumbs: Pythagorasn:lol: | |
Ally |
posted on 5th Feb 04 at 21:00 |
I havent used much of the maths i learnt in school, just simple maths like percentages blah blah blah. | |
vibrio |
posted on 5th Feb 04 at 20:58 |
I recomend a book that covers your uni course not somthing that 15-16 year olds cover :lol: | |
Craig6682 |
posted on 5th Feb 04 at 20:54 |
I really can't do maths and at uni we have to do a whole module on it :mad:. Can anyone recomend a good GCSE Maths book i can buy. It's gotta be the Advanced stuff. I think i should start with the GCSE stuff and then go onto A level stuff a bit later. |