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- When To Do Integration By Parts? | Success Guide
- Using The Standard Results In A Level Differentiation
- Success Guide To Implicit Differentiation
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- Common Mistakes in Differentiation
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- From Zero to Infinity: Journeying through Number Systems
- Tackling Partial Fractions and Binomial Expansion
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- Integration by Substitution
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- The Hardest Mathematical Differentiation Questions
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- Mastering Integration Exam Questions
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- Integration Demystified
- Master Surd Challenges: Student Struggles Unveiled
- Guide to Numerical Methods
- Reciprocal Trig Functions Explained | Student Success
- Exploring Complex Numbers: Basic Overview
- Chain Rule In Differentiation Explained
- Significance of Repeated Linear Factors in Partial Fractions
- Mastering Range of Validity in Binomial Expansion
- Applications of Differentiation
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- Importance of Trigonometric Identities in Maths
- Learn Parametric Differentiation Techniques
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- Simplifying Differentiation
- Differential Equations: Success In Pure Maths
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- Understanding Logarithms: Essential Concepts
- Newton-Raphson Method Explained
- The Ultimate Guide to Small Angle Approximations in 2024
- Mastering Arithmetic Series
- Circular Measure Explained Simply | A Level Success
- Why Understanding Differentiation Matters
- Importance of Inequalities in Mathematics
- Factor Theorem Demystified: Polynomial Basics
- What Are Stealth Quadratics and How They Work
- Unveiling the Power of Mathematical Proof in 2024
- Understanding Indices and Surds Integration
- Mastering the Discriminant: A Comprehensive Guide
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- Linear and Quadratic Simultaneous Equations Success
- Reverse Chain Rule Explained
- Implicit Differentiation
- Master Partial Fractions And Binomial Expansion
- Why Revising Pure Mathematics in May Matters
- Exploring Top 7 Advanced Topics In Maths
- Applications of advanced maths in everyday life
- Vectors Unravelled
- Step-by-Step Calculus: Success Guide for A Level Students
- Master A Level Integration : June Exam Prep
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- A Level Integration Exam Prep: Success Guide
- Master Calculus: Top Revision Tips for A Level Success
- Mastering Integration Techniques: Success Every Time
- Choosing the Right Method for Differentiation
- Completing The Square | Success With Quadratic Equations
- Master Trigonometry: A-Level Maths Exam Success Made Simple
- Simplifying Algebraic Expressions: Your Success A-Level Maths Guide
- Ace A-Level Maths: Master Differentiation And Integration
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- Trapezium Rule | A Comprehensive Guide to Numerical Integration
- Unlocking the Secrets of Trigonometry: Your Ultimate A-Level Maths Guide
- Mastering Integration: Unlocking the Secrets of Advanced Mathematics.
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- Dot Product and Cross Product | 10 Success Examples
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- Exploring the Origins of Binomial Expansion
- Mastering Logarithmic Equations: A Step-by-Step Guide
- Easter Revision Course | Success In A Level Maths
- The challenge of probability and statistics
- Solving Logarithmic Equations: A Step-by-Step Success Guide
- The Equation of a Circle: A-Level Maths Tips and Tricks for Success
- The Power of Sine and Cosine Rules
- Mastering Trigonometric Equations: A Comprehensive Introductiony
- Demystifying Straight Line Geometry: Essential Concepts for A Level Maths Success
- 5 Key Facts About the Discriminant in A Level Maths
- Differentiation From First Principles | Success Guide
- London’s Best Courses For Exam Success
- Mastering Logarithms: A Comprehensive Guide to A Level Maths
- Mastering Binomial Expansion: A Level Maths Made Easy
- Unleashing the Power of Stealth Quadratics in A Level Maths
- Composite Functions: Understanding the Basics | 3 Success Questions
- OCR MEI A Level Maths Questions | 5 Success Questions
- Unlocking the Secrets of Completing the Square: A Formal Guide
- Achieve A-Level Success with Simultaneous Equations in Maths
- Arithmetic Sequences For A Level Maths
- Straight Line Geometry A Level Maths
- 10 Crucial Topics to Focus on During Your A Level Maths Easter Revision Course
- Unlock the Elegance of Mathematical Proof: Unveiling the A Level Mystery
- The Importance of Algebra in A Level Maths
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- Partial Fractions: Success for A Level Maths
- Applications of Real Life Calculus
- Differential Equations | 4 Success Questions
- Logarithms In A Level Maths
- Maths A Level | 10 Success Questions
- What is differentiation
- Year 2 Differentiation Exam Question | Aim For Success
- What is Integration in A Level Maths? | Success Guide
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- Differentiation AS Maths | 6 Success Questions
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- Year 12 Integration For A Level Maths | Success Guide
- Integration For A Level Maths | 15 Great Questions And Solutions
- Integration A Level Maths | 15 Great Questions And Solutions
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- The Sine Rule For A Level Maths
- Rearranging Formulas for A Level Maths | Best Guide
- The Equation of a Circle – 3 Theorems | Success In Easy Steps
- Implicit Differentiation | Best 5 Questions
- Differentiation From First Principles | 6 Success Questions
- Differentiation | Success Guide For Students
- Proving Trig Identities | A Level Maths Success
- The Cosine Rule | Student Success Guide
- Binomial Expansion For AS Level Maths | 7 Key Questions
- Length And Area | Best Success Tips
- The Discriminant – 3 Rules For Success
- Simplifying Algebraic Fractions | A Level Maths Success
- R Formula | A Level Maths Success
- Sequences And Series | A Level Success Guide
- The Equation Of A Straight Line | A Level Success
- Factor Theorem And Algebraic Division | A Level Maths Success
- Proof By Induction | Success Guide
- Further Integration Techniques | A Guide To Success At A Level
- Partial Fractions | Best Introductory Guide
- Binomial Expansion | Essential Guide For Year 13 Students
- A Level Maths: Which Rule Of Differentiation
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- A Level Maths: Harder Indices Questions
- A Level Maths: Understanding Differentiation
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- A Level Maths: The Chain Rule
- A Level Maths: Integration – Exam Question
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- A Level Maths: Success With Algebraic Division
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- A Level Maths: Parametric Equations – Finding The Cartesian Equation
- A Level Maths: The Equation Of A Straight Line Part 1
- Integration for A Level Maths
- Integration by Parts
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- How do you know when to use radians or degrees
- A Level Maths: Solving Discriminant Questions
- Differentiation by First Principles
- Differentiation and Integration
- A Level Maths Rates Of Change
- How does the factor theorem work?
- What are differential equations?
- What Are Compound Angle Formula?
- Techniques for Differentiation
- Solving Problems with Logs in A-level Maths
- Finding The Gradient Of A Curve
- What Are Parametric Equations?
- How to Do Integration by Parts
- A-Level Maths: Success With Trigonometry
- What are the Techniques of Integration?
- What is Pure Maths?
- Category: A Level Maths Revision Tips & Exam Strategies
- Focus Fatigue No More Maths
- How to Reset Your Focus
- Building an A Level Maths Study Timetable
- How to Revise for A Level Maths Effectively
- A Level Maths Past Paper Practice
- 5 A Level Maths Exam Mistakes
- Beating A Level Exam Stress
- 3 Day A Level Maths Online Course
- How to Revise for A Level Maths Effectively
- AQA vs Edexcel A Level Maths
- A Level Maths Topics Students Struggle With
- A Level Maths Study Timetable
- Category: A Level Maths Statistics
- The Normal Distribution Table
- Conditional Probability Without Confusion
- Probability Distributions: Spotting Patterns Across Exam Boards
- Hypothesis Testing Without Guessing
- Conditional Probability and Counting Rules
- Distributions: Binomial and Normal
- Statistics and Probability: What You Need to Know
- Statistics and Probability: What You Need to Know for Year 13 Maths
- Understanding PMCC Hypothesis Testing
- Misconceptions in PMCC Hypothesis Testing
- Mastering PMCC Hypothesis Testing in Statistics
- Conducting PMCC Hypothesis Testing in Statistics
- Applications of PMCC Hypothesis Testing
- Hypothesis Testing in FBI Investigations
- Statistics in Everyday Life: Making Sense of Data and Number
- The Mathematics of Finance:
- Understanding Uncertainty | Mastering Probability
- The Importance of Hypothesis Testing with the Normal Distribution
- Correlation and Regression
- Understanding Conditional Probability
- Key Concepts of Probability
- Normal Distribution Explained Simply
- Hypothesis Testing Critical Regions
- 7 Tips for Solving Binomial Distribution Problems
- Essential Statistics Concepts
- 10 Essential Tips for A-Level Maths Binomial Distribution
- Hypothesis Testing Student Guide
- The Normal Distribution | Best A Level Maths Guide
- Data Presentation | A Level Maths Success
- Sampling And Bias | A Level Statistics Success
- Least Squares Regression Line | Best A Level Guide
- Spearman’s Rank Correlation Coefficient | Success Guide
- OCR Bivariate Data
- A Level Maths: Mysteries of the Normal Distribution
- How is hypothesis testing used in criminology?
- What is hypothesis testing?
- What is the large data set for A-level Maths?
- Category: GCSE Maths Mastery
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- Maths Weaknesses – Using The Festive Season As A Catch Up
- Mastering Mathematics with Expert Help
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- Time Management for Maths Students
- Effective Revision Techniques for Maths Exams
- Mastering The Numbers
- Your Teen Is Stressed About GCSE Exams: 5 Things You Should (and Shouldn’t) Say
- Your Essential Guide to the 2025 Maths Landscape
- Tutor Toolkit: How to Teach Maths Effectively in 2025
- Top GCSE Past Paper Questions to Practice This Week
- Top 10 Foundation Maths Topics Students Struggle With — And How to Master Them
- Too Late to Revise? Here’s What You Can Still Do for Effective GCSE Revision
- The Night Before the GCSE Exam: What to Do (and What to Avoid)
- Struggling with Maths? Steps to Take After Multiple Attempts in 2025
- Most Common Mistakes Students Make in GCSE Exams – And How to Avoid Them
- Mastering Key Topics in Maths: 5 Essential Areas Before Exam Day
- Last-Minute GCSE Revision Tips: What to Focus on 1 Week Before Exams
- Is It Too Late to Get a GCSE Tutor in May? Here’s What You Need to Know
- Is A-Level Further Maths Difficult? What to Expect & How to Prepare
- How to Stay Calm During GCSE Exams: Breathing & Focus Tips That Work
- How to Revise Smart, Not Hard: A GCSE Revision Survival Guide for May 2025
- How to Revise for Maths in 2025: Strategies, Tools & Timelines
- How to Retake and Pass GCSE Maths Fast in 2025
- How Parents Can Support Their Child During GCSE Exam Week Without Adding Pressure
- How Much Does a Tutor Cost in the UK (2024–2025)?
- How Many Hours Should You Revise for Foundation Maths? A Realistic 2025 Plan
- GCSE Revision in 5 Days: The Ultimate Emergency Plan
- GCSE Exam Week Checklist: Everything You Need to Be Ready
- Can You Pass Foundation Maths Without a Tutor
- 2025 GCSE Exam Dates and What They Mean for Your Revision Schedule
- 11 Proven Tips to Pass Maths in 2025 — Even If You’re Behind
- The Best UK Maths Blogs and Communities for Year 13 Students
- The Most Common Mistakes in Advanced Maths (and How to Avoid Them
- The Power of Past Papers: Why Practice Makes Perfect for A-Level Maths Success
- Top 10 Crucial Advanced Maths Topics to Master Before Exams
- Last-Minute Revision: What to Focus On the Night Before Your Maths Exam
- How to Overcome Exam Anxiety in Maths
- How to Create an Effective Maths Revision Timetable: Conquer Your Exams with Confidence
- Why Making Mistakes Is the Key to Overcoming Learning Challenges
- Smart Study Habits for Maths Students This May Half Term
- Should You Choose One or Separate Tutors for Your Study Plan?
- Short on Time? Here’s How to Sharpen Your GCSE Maths in 2 Weeks
- Night Before GCSE Maths Exam? Last-Minute Tips to Save Your Grade
- Maths Exam Prep: What to Expect and How to Get Ready
- Is the May Break Enough to Make a Real Difference in Your Grade?
- How to Decide Between Online Tutoring and In-Person Tutoring for Your Learning Needs
- How a Structured Study Plan Can Improve Your Grades This Exam Season
- GCSE Maths Revision Made Easy: Break Down Hard Topics into Simple Steps
- GCSE Maths Past Papers: How to Use Them for Effective Revision
- Edexcel vs. AQA A-Level Maths: Which Easter Study Plan Works Best for You?
- Free vs. Paid GCSE Maths Revision Courses: Is It Worth Spending
- GCSE Maths Exam Study Plan: Your Ultimate Guide to Boost Grades Over the Break
- Strategies for Tackling Complex A-Level Maths Questions
- What Makes A-Level Maths So Different from GCSE – And How to Adapt
- Why Online Mathematics Resources Are a Game-Changer for Exam Readiness
- Why Students Thrive with Online Support in Mathematics
- Time-Saving Techniques for Solving Lengthy A-Level Questions
- Online Strategies That Help You Feel More Confident in GCSE Maths
- Why Practice Isn’t Enough: The Role of Reflection in Maths Learning
- Maximising Your Online Learning Experience: Tips That Work
- Mastering Tough Topics: A Guide for A-Level Students
- How to Use Examiner Reports to Improve Your Maths Performance
- How to Strengthen Problem-Solving Skills in A-Level Maths
- Ways Online Guidance Can Elevate Your Learning Outcomes
- How to Spot Patterns in Past Papers Without Relying on Repetition
- How to Choose the Right Support for Learning Mathematics Online
- Tackling Tricky A-Level Maths Topics One Step at a Time
- How to Approach Proof Questions with Clarity and Confidence
- How Online Learning Helps Students Build Confidence
- GCSE Maths Exam Preparation: Maths Tips for Success with Online Help
- From Struggling to Thriving: Improving in A-Level Maths
- From Frustration to Confidence: The Role of Online Mathematics Support
- Creating a Study Routine That Works for A-Level Maths
- Consistency and Practice: The A-Level Maths Advantage
- Common Mistakes Students Make in A-Level Maths — And How to Fix Them
- Balancing Multiple Subjects Without Losing Focus on A-Level Maths
- The Beauty of Mathematics: Exploring Patterns in Nature
- The Importance of Mathematical Literacy in the Digital Age
- The Interconnectedness of Mathematics and Art: A Unique Perspective
- Understanding Probability Distributions
- Utilising Resources for Revision: A Comprehensive Guide
- Ultimate Guide to Revision: Tips, Tricks, and Best Courses
- How to Use Maths Past Papers Effectively
- Maths Help | How To Determine The Best For Your Learning
- The Ultimate Guide to Revision for Exam Success
- Top Study Techniques to Excel in Mathematics
- Common Maths Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them
- A Guide to Mathematics Study Techniques
- Mathematics Enhances Career Opportunities
- The Role of Mathematics in Technology
- Mathematics Shapes Our Understanding of the Universe
- Mathematics Shapes Our Understanding of the Universe
- Exploring the Beauty of Mathematics
- How Mathematics Explains Physical Laws | The Beauty of Symmetry
- How Maths Shapes Our Understanding of the Universe
- Decoding the Enigma: Unveiling the Uncertainty Principle
- Teaching Online Doesn’t Have To Be Difficult
- 9 Common Mistakes for IGCSE Mathematics Don’t Make These!
- Top 7 Proven Ways to Improve Maths
- Year 12 to Year 13: Strategies for Success
- The Role of Mathematics in Shaping Logical Thinking
- Maximise Maths Learning Outcomes
- Maximising Mathematics Learning
- Tips for Handling Anxiety During Exams
- Getting Christmas And Revision Right
- Top 5 Benefits of Getting Help For Maths
- Effective Study Tips During Christmas
- Challenges With Revision During The Festive Season
- Festive Season Revision Strategies
- Dominate October Half Term with this Ultimate Study Plan
- Succeed With Maths During Christmas Half Term
- Advanced Maths Exam Format: What to Expect
- FAQs About Advanced Mathematics
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- Understanding Maths: A Comprehensive Guide for Students
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- Starting Advanced Maths in September? | Success Guide
- Strategies for Maths in Year 13
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- Achieving a Maths Degree Against the Odds
- Coping with Year 12 Maths After the First Half Term
- Common Mistakes Students Need To Avoid With Maths
- Discovering the Magic of Pi
- The Power of Puzzles: Unleashing Your Mind’s Potential.
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- A Closer Look at Grading Criteria: AQA vs. Edexcel vs. OCR vs. OCR MEI
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- A Comparative Study of Maths Exam Boards
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- What Does the Examiner Look for in Displaying All Working in A-Level Maths?
- 7 Fields Where Symmetry Plays a Crucial Role
- 10 Influential Mathematicians Who Shaped the Evolution of Mathematical Thought
- Building Confidence in Calculus: Top 7 Strategies
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- Study Smart, Not Hard: Time Management Tips
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- Top 10 Crucial Mathematical Topics
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- Why UK Students Are Getting Additional Learning Support
- Logarithms: A Historical Odyssey from Ancient Mathematicians to Today’s Technological Breakthroughs
- Evolution of Mathematical Proofs
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- Exams | 10 Expert Strategies to Boost Confidence in A-Level Maths
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- Getting An A* In A Level Maths.
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- 5 Essential Study Strategies For Success In A Level Maths.
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- How To Teach Yourself A Level Maths | Ultimate Success Guide
- How to teach A Level Maths | Success Strategies
- Why Everyone Should Study A Level Maths
- Rethinking The Purpose Of A Level Maths Education
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- Five Principles That Make An Extraordinary A Level Maths Teacher
- Overcoming Challenges In Advanced Mathematics
- How To Achieve An A* For A Level Maths | Best Student Guide
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- Mastering Addition: Working Out 345 + 77
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- Define ‘price elasticity of demand’
- The Formation of Rift Valleys: A Geographical Insight
- Assessing the Role of Climate in Fluvio-Glacial Landscape Formation
- Unveiling the Characteristics of Patterned Ground
- Understanding Nivation: A Unique Geomorphological Process
- Exploring Periglacial Areas: Key Characteristics
- Understanding Significant Figures: Rounding 90437 to Two Significant Figures
- Mastering Significant Figures: Rounding 37.62 to One Significant Figure
- Rounding 5829 to the Nearest Thousand: Simplified
- Rounding 376 to the Nearest Hundred: A Quick Guide
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- Solving One-Step Equations: A Quick Guide
- Differences Between Saturated and Unsaturated Fatty Acids
- Describe how you would test for the presence of a lipid in a sample of food
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- What can be concluded about healthcare in the UK?
- How far do you agree that human activity has a greater role than natural processes in shaping coastal landscapes?
- Assess the view that wind is the biggest factor in determining the impact of energy in coastal environments.
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- Understanding Integration by Parts: A Simple Introduction
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- What is a source of monopoly power?
- Understanding the Structural Differences Between DNA and mRNA
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- Understanding Subtraction: Work Out 120 – 89
- Which one of the following is the most likely outcome of greater division of labour in a tractor factory?
- How to Tackle Ratio Questions
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- How to Pass Exams After Previous Setbacks
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- Understanding the Divisibility of Consecutive Even Numbers
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- Understanding Proof by Counterexample
- Understanding Proof by Exhaustion: A Clear Example
- Proving Mathematical Identities: A Simple Guide
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- Minimising the Spread of Plague: Two Effective Strategies
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- Evaluating the Threat of Tourism to Glaciated Landscapes
- Understanding Community Vulnerability to Tectonic Hazards
- The Impact of Glacial Meltwater on Landform Creation
- A curve C has parametric equations
- Understanding the Mass Balance of Temperate Glaciers
- Tips for Revising Differentiation and Integration
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- The Mer de Glace: A Glacial Indicator of Climate Change
- The Sum of Two Consecutive Prime Numbers is Always Even
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- Understanding the Range of Validity in Binomial Expansion
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- Understanding NCR Notation: The Essentials of Combinations
- Understanding Factorial Notation: A Key Concept in Mathematics
- Arithmetic Sequences and Simultaneous Equations
- What is Pacal’s Triangle?
- A virus is spreading
- Sigma Notation
- The sum to infinity
- Recurrence Relations
- Derive the sum formula for a geometric series
- What is a geometric series?
- What is a geometric sequence?
- How to solve questions involving arithmetic series
- Formula for an arithmetic series
- What is an arithmetic series?
- What is an arithmetic sequence?
- When does a sequence decrease?
- When does a sequence increase?
- What is a sequence? What is a series?
- There are 56 metal bars
- Finding Highest Common Factors
- Working with discounts
- Joshua buys a car
- Indices, Integration & Limits
- Indices and integration
- Finding the equation of a circle
- The circle: radius and centre
- Working with angles and parallel lines
- Making x the subject
- Show that for Triple Brackets
- Change 48 cm to mm.
- Differentiation from 1st principles
- Change 1.6 kilometres to metres.
- Change 2580 grams to kilograms.
- Finding a coordinate given a length
- Write the following numbers in order of size.
- Rationalising Surds
- Write down a 6 digit number that has 8 as its hundreds digit.
- Rewriting Powers
- Write down a 5 digit number that has 3 as its thousands digit.
- Solving surd equations
- Write down the value of the 5 in the number 583.2
- Simultaneous equations and geometry
- Triple Brackets
- The Value of 8
- Working with surds
- Straight Line Geometry: Some Basics
- Treat it like a quadratic
- Working with stealth quadratics
- Tackling more complicated indices questions
- Write 156 as a product of its prime factors.
- Applying multiple rules of indices
- Differentiating with fractional powers
- Indices and power 0
- Work out 6.3×2.4
- Simplify (16a^{12})^{\frac{3}{4}}
- For (k+1)x^2 + 12x + (k-4) = 0
- Find the values of k
- Complete the square for x^2 - 4x + 9
- Differentiate the function k(x) = sin(x)cos(x) using the product rule.
- If h(x) = 3cos(5x – pi), what is h'(x)?
- Find the derivative of g(x) = tan(x^2)
- Differentiate the function f(x) = sin(2x) .
- Understanding the Coefficient of Friction
- Given that the point (1, 8) lies on y = f(x)
- Integration of a polynomial
- Work out the value of x. Give your answer to 1 decimal place.
- Phil invests £800 for 3 years in a bank account.
- The straight line L has equation 3y = 4x + 7
- Richard gets a bonus of 30% of £130
- Tea bags are sold in small boxes and large boxes.
- An adult cinema ticket costs £x
- Prove that \tan^2 \theta = \sec^2 \theta - 1
- Vertically opposite angles
- A stone is dropped from a point 120 m from the ground
- Negative correlation
- The point P has coordinates (3, 4)
- Positive correlation
- Perpendicular lines
- Prove that the sum of the squares of two consecutive odd integers is always 2 more than a multiple of 8.
- Parallel lines
- To find the mid-point of a line
- Convert a decimal to a %
- Express 8^{2x+3} in the form 2^y
- Simplify 32\sqrt{2} = 2^a
- Simplify the expression x(2x^{-\frac{1}{4}})^4
- Find the value of 16^{\frac{1}{4}}
- f(x) = 2x^3 - 7x^2 - 17x + 10
- Convert a fraction to a decimal
- The trigonometric ratios
- Pythagoras’ Theorem For a right angled triangle
- Arc length
- A film starts at 7.45 pm.
- A fair coin is tossed three times. What is the probability that at least one of the tosses shows heads, given that the last toss is heads?
- Hayley left her home at 10.40 am.
- A particle starts from rest and moves with constant acceleration 0.5 ms-2 in a straight line.
- The line H has the equation y = – (½)x + 4.
- A line passes through the point E(1, -2) and has a gradient of 3.
- If line F has the equation y = 2x + 5, find the equation of a line parallel to line F that passes through the point G(4, 1).
- Given the points A(2, 3) and B(5, 11), calculate the gradient (slope) of the line segment AB.
- Effective Strategies for Using Exponentials and Logarithms
- Understanding Exponentials and Logarithms for Success
- The Essential Role of Exponentials and Logarithms
- Solve 5^(4x – 1) = 61
- Unlocking the Secrets of Exponentials and Logarithms
- A Comprehensive Guide to Exponentials and Logarithms
- Equations of motion
- Show that \frac{1}{\cos \theta}+\tan \theta \equiv \frac{\cos \theta}{1-\sin \theta}
- Speed
- Displacement
- A box contains 3 red balls and 2 blue balls. If one ball is drawn at random, what is the probability that it is red given that it is not blue?
- Find the length of the line segment connecting the points C(-4, 1) and D(2, -3)
- Explain why internet usage in sub-Saharan Africa is low compared to the rest of the world.
- Differentiate y = 3e^(2x)
- Explain two ways in which TNCS promote globalisation.
- Assess the extent to which the globalisation of trade can bring problems as well as benefits.
- Using examples, assess the changes brought by globalisation to one emerging country.
- Assess the economic and social impacts on TNC’s on emerging countries
- Discuss y = e^x
- How Tutoring Can Enhance Your Performance in MEI, AQA, and Edexcel Exams
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- Volume of a Pyramid
- Volume of a prism
- A particle is moving in a straight line with constant acceleration 0.2 ms-2
- A particle is moving in a straight line with constant acceleration.
- The sum of the interior angles of a polygon can be found by using the formula
- Using examples, explain why some countries are more globalised than others
- Area of a sector
- The Power of Numbers: Why Every Student Should Focus on Number Work
- From Fractions to Percentages: Navigating the Number Work Essential for Maths
- The Role of the Coefficient of Friction on Horizontal Planes in A Level Problem Solving
- Practical Examples of the Coefficient of Friction in Real-Life Scenarios
- Common Misconceptions about the Coefficient of Friction
- Numerical Methods Demystified: How to Tackle Complex Problems with Confidence
- Step-by-Step Guide to Common Numerical Methods:
- Why Numerical Methods Matter: Bridging Theory and Real-World Applications
- From Bisection to Newton-Raphson: Unlocking the Power of Numerical Methods
- Mastering Numerical Methods: Essential Techniques for Success
- Why Two-Tailed Tests Matter: The Importance of Significance Levels in Hypothesis Testing
- Mastering Hypothesis Testing: Key Insights into Two-Tailed Tests
- Two-Tailed Tests Explained: Demystifying Hypothesis Testing for Students
- Understanding Two-Tailed Tests: When and How to Use Them in Hypothesis Testing
- Suggest two reasons why the size of global trade flows varies.
- Exploring the Coefficient of Friction on Inclined Planes: A Comprehensive Guide for Students
- Surface area of a prism
- Suggest two reasons why there will be projected changes in a countries GDP by 2050.
- How do economies of scale help a firm compete?
- Define economies of scale
- Explain how higher productivity can help a firm compete in a competitive market
- RPI excludes top 4% income households
- Building a Strong Foundation: How Number Work Sets the Stage for Maths Success
- Why Mastering Number Work is Key to Thriving in Maths: Tips and Techniques
- Unlocking Success: The Essential Role of Number Work
- Area of a circle
- Circumference of a circle
- Surface area of a cylinder
- Navigating Two-Tailed Tests: Your Essential Guide to Hypothesis Testing
- From Physics to Psychology: The Fascinating Science of Friction and Its Impact on Human Behavior
- Friction in Relationships: How Tension and Resistance Can Fuel Connection
- Smooth Sailing or Rough Waters? Understanding the Role of Friction in Mechanical Design
- The Hidden Forces: How Friction Shapes Our Daily Lives and Technology
- Effective Strategies For Revision During Easter Break
- Top Resources for Mathematics Revision
- How to Create A Revision Timetable for Easter
- Explain the term ‘liberalisation’ of trade
- Explain how technology has contributed to the process of globalisation
- For a named emerging country, assess how far it has benefited from globalisation.
- Explain how Rostow’s model can be used to explain the development of a country.
- Explain three ways by which a firm can increase its productivity
- Explain the difference between production and productivity
- RPI vs CPI
- More Info on the CPI (Consumer Price Index)
- Speed and Velocity
- Surface area of a prism
- Pyramid
- The Importance of Past Papers
- Key Topics to Focus on During Revision
- Tips for Staying Motivated While Revising
- The Role of Study Groups in Revision
- How to Use Online Tools for Revision
- Balancing Relaxation and Revision: A Guide for Students
- Common Mistakes to Avoid During Revision
- How to Assess Your Progress in Maths
- Explain how changes in technology have speeded up the process of globalisation
- Assess the extent to which globalisation is responsible for environmental degradation in developing and developed countries.
- For a named developing country, assess how far patterns of trade have affected its economic development.
- Explain one physical factor that can prevent development progress in a country.
- Volume of a cylinder
- What is revenue and how is it calculated?
- Use an example to explain what is meant by variable costs
- Use an example to explain what is meant by Fixed Costs
- Living Costs and Food Survey
- More Info on the RPI (Retail Price Index)
- Volume of a prism
- Volume of a cuboid
- Area of a trapezium
- Area of a triangle
- Area of a parallelogram
- The Benefits of Teaching Concepts to Peers
- Incorporating Mind Maps Into Revision
- The Impact of Past Papers on Exam Success
- Preparing for Exams: Essential Revision Techniques
- Integrate x^2 – 5x + 4
- What units do we measure inflation in?
- What is negative inflation?
- Area of a rectangle
- Volume scale factor
- Area scale factor
- Triangles are similar if…
- f(x) = (3x – 2)(x – k) – 8 where k is a constant. (a) Write down the value of f (k).
- If f(x) = x^3 + 2x^2 – 8x + 5. Find f”(x).
- f(x) = 2x^3 – 3x^2 – 39x+ 20 (a) Use the factor theorem to show that (x + 4) is a factor of f (x).
- What is positive inflation?
- Measuring Inflation
- Given y = 5×4 – 24×3 + 42×2 – 32x + 11. Find the second derivative.
- Explain how the growth of a global culture may help improve opportunities for disadvantaged people in developing countries.
- Explain two reasons in which individual states can benefit from trade bloc membership
- Explain why HDI level varies between the differing countries.
- The Role of Universal Basic Income in Reducing Poverty: A Comprehensive Analysis
- Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Minimum Wage Policy in Alleviating Poverty
- The four congruency tests
- Regular polygons
- The sum of the interior angles of a polygon
- The interior and exterior angle of any polygon
- Exterior angles of a polygon
- Angles in a quadrilateral
- Angles in an equilateral triangle
- Two angles of an isosceles triangle
- Angles in a triangle
- Find dy/dx when y = (x +4)/(2 + x^(0.5))
- The curve C has the equation y = 1/2x^3 – 9x^3/2 + 8/x + 30, find dy/dx. Show that point P(4, -8) lies on C
- Find the derivative of yx+5y-sin(y) = x
- Calculate the indefinite integral of ln(x)
- Given f(x) = 7(e^2x) * (sin(3x)), find f'(x)
- Define shrinking world
- Assess the view that globalisation inevitably damages the physical environment.
- Explain the population structure of one developing country.
- Describe two indicators that show a country’s level of development
- How Education Policies Can Break the Cycle of Poverty
- The Impact of Housing Policies on Low-Income Families
- Government Welfare Programmes: Are They Sufficient to Combat Poverty?
- The Importance of Healthcare Access in Addressing Poverty
- Taxation Policies: A Tool for Poverty Reduction?
- Explain one reason why the global shift of industry has had negative impacts on some people in the developed world.
- Explain how rapid globalisation has created political tension in some locations.
- Co-interior angles
- Corresponding angles
- Alternate angles
- Angles at a point
- Angles on a straight line
- Vertically opposite angles
- Work out 2/7 + 1/5
- Sam buys 20 boxes of oranges.
- Paul organised an event for a charity.
- There are only black pens and green pens in a box.
- There are 3 red beads and 1 blue bead in a jar. A bead is taken at random from the jar. What is the probability that the bead is blue?
- Work out 15% of 80
- How do you integrate the natural logarithm?
- Prove that (root)2 is irrational
- Differentiate 5^x
- The curve C, with equation y = x(4 – x), intersects the x-axis at the origin O and at the point A, as shown in the diagram above.
- Express x^2 – 6x + 18 in the form (x – a)^2 + b, where a and b are integers.
- A circle has diameter d, circumference C, and area A. Starting with the standard formulae for a circle, show that Cd = kA, finding the numerical value of k.
- What is the large data set?
- Explain why earthquakes happen on collision plate margins. You may draw a diagram to help with your answer.
- Assess the primary and secondary impacts of earthquakes on both developed and developing countries
- The Role of Local Government in Implementing Poverty Alleviation Strategies
- How Employment Policies Influence Poverty Levels in Urban Areas
- Assessing the Effectiveness of Child Benefit Programs in Alleviating Child Poverty
- Suggest one impact of TNCs on local people’s culture
- Assess the impacts of volcanic eruptions on both developed and developing countries.
- One day Sally earned £60. She worked for 8 hours. Work out Sally’s hourly rate of pay
- Tanya needs to buy chocolate bars for all the children in Year 7
- Write down all the factors of 20
- Write down the 20th odd number.
- Write 0.037 as a fraction.
- Exam Structure – Maths AQA
- Parametric Equations of Circles
- Exam Structure – Maths OCR
- Conditions for a stationary point of inflection
- Suggest two reasons why some plate boundaries are more hazardous than others
- Explain one of the characteristics of divergent plate boundaries.
- Explain the properties of two Earth’s internal layers
- State and explain three main business objectives
- Understanding Sample Means: A Comprehensive Guide to Hypothesis Testing with the Normal Distribution
- The Role of the Normal Distribution in Sample Means Hypothesis Testing: Key Concepts Explained
- Step-by-Step Approach to Conducting Hypothesis Tests for Sample Means Using the Normal Distribution
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- What is a subsidy?
- Explain some of the factors that influence the price elasticity of supply for a product
- What is meant by price elasticity of supply?
- A film starts at 7.45 pm. The film lasts 98 minutes. What time does the film finish?
- Hayley left her home at 10.40 am. She walked from her home to the shop. It took her 14 minutes to walk to the shop.
- Work out the difference, in minutes, between 2 hour 25 minutes and 1.5 hours.
- BIDMAS and Algebra
- Real-World Applications of Sample Means Hypothesis Testing with the Normal Distribution in Various Fields
- Exploring the Fundamentals of A Level Vectors in 3D: Understanding the i, j, and k Components
- The Importance of the i, j, and k Plane in 3D Vector Mathematics
- Practical Applications of A Level Vectors in 3D: A Focus on the i, j, and k System
- Visualising 3D Vectors: How the i, j, and k Plane Enhances Spatial Understanding
- Explain one difference between oceanic and continental crust.
- Assess the success of different methods of cyclone prediction and warning systems in a named developing country.
- Explain two methods of cyclone prediction and warning system in a developed country
- A firm’s product has price inelastic demand. Explain what will happen to the firm’s revenue if it puts its price up
- Explain the difference between price elastic and price inelastic demand
- The Effects of Economic Growth on Poverty Reduction: A Policy Perspective
- The Intersection of Social Security and Poverty: A Policy Overview
- Common Misconceptions in A Level Vectors: Clarifying the Role of i, j, and k in 3D Geometry
- BIDMAS and Fractions
- Using BIDMAS
- Midpoint and Length of a Line Segment
- Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
- Converting Between Forms of Straight Line Equations
- How Food Security Policies Can Combat Poverty
- The Implications of Brexit on Poverty Reduction Strategies in the UK
- Gender and Poverty: The Role of Government Policies in Addressing Inequality
- Subtraction
- Addition
- Write down the value of the 5 in the number 59,182.
- Equation of a Straight Line
- Straight Lines
- Solving Modulus Equations Algebraically
- Describe two different ways disadvantaged groups have benefited from the spread of global culture.
- The Relationship Between Climate Change Policies and Poverty Alleviation
- Solving Modulus Equations Graphically
- Exploring the Effect of Financial Inclusion Policies on Poverty Rates
- Graphs of Modulus Functions – Quadratics and Cubics etc.
- Graphs of Modulus Functions – Straight Lines
- Modulus Notation
- Write the number 5.3 million in figures.
- The Modulus Function
- Explain one reason why the global shift of industry has had negative impacts on some people in the developed world
- How Digital Government Services Can Aid in Poverty Reduction
- Write down a 6 digit number that has 8 as its hundreds digit. You can only use the digit 8 once.
- Expressing Fractions as Partial Fractions
- Assess whether the economic benefits of globalisation always outweigh the social costs.
- Poverty and Mental Health: Government Responses and Strategies
- Case Studies of Successful Government Policies in Combating Poverty Worldwide
- Write down the value of the 7 in the number 204.7
- Place Value: Decimals
- Place Value: Large Numbers
- Place Value
- Types of Numbers
- Types of Partial Fraction
- Partial Fractions
- Expanding Polynomial Brackets
- Polynomials
- Explain how rapid globalisation has created political tension in some locations
- The North-South Divide
- Dividing the World
- The factors that shift supply can be remembered using the mnemonic PINTS WC. What are each of these factors and how does each affect the supply curve?
- What is an inferior good?
- A more equal distribution of income
- Equilibrium in Balance of Payments
- Low unemployment
- Surds
- Define supply
- The factors that shift demand can be remembered using the mnemonic PASIFIC. State and explain each of these factors and how they affect demand
- Control of inflation
- Sustainable economic growth (actual growth)
- How do we measure the Development Gap?
- What is the Development Gap?
- Define demand
- Explain two reasons why monopoly can be good for society
- What are the current Macroeconomic Objectives?
- Describe the market structure for the supermarket industry in the UK. Give reasons for your answer.
- Negative Powers Law
- Fractional Powers Law
- Multiples and Factors
- Rational Numbers
- Common Conversions
- Standard Form and Converting Units
- Prefixes
- Describe two different ways disadvantaged groups have benefited from the spread of global culture. (4)
- Suggest one impact of TNCs on local people’s culture
- Special Integers
- Integers vs Non-Integers
- Irrational Numbers
- Roots as Powers Law
- Power 0 Law
- Multiple Powers Law
- Division Law
- A shop sells jars of coffee. Each jar of coffee costs £4. Michael has £23.
- Assess the view that globalisation inevitably damages the physical environment
- Multiplication Law
- Surds and Double Brackets
- Simplifying Surds
- Dividing Surds
- Adding and Subtracting Surds
- Multiplying Surds
- Cubics Example Questions
- Solve m − 3 = 4
- Solve 3n + n = 24
- Fay is planning a trip to a theme park for 1 adult and 2 children.
- Derived Units
- Fundamental (Base Units)
- Squaring Surds
- SI Units and Prefixes Revision
- Explain one reason why the global shift of industry has had negative impacts on some people in the developed world.
- Simplify 3 × w × 5 × t
- Write down a factor of 60 that is between 8 and 14
- Cubic Graphs
- Factorising Cubics using the Factor Theorem
- Factorising Cubics given 1 Factor
- Assess the impacts of rural-urban migration on the wellbeing of people in cities in developing countries
- Explain why the global shift in manufacturing and services has made some people ‘losers’
- Explain one difference between oceanic and continental crust. (3 marks)
- Work out 3^2
- Write 0.3 as a fraction.
- Write (9×10^4 ) : (4.5 ×10^6 ) in the form 1 : n where n is an integer
- Explain two methods of cyclone prediction and warning system in a developed country. (4 marks)
- Assess the success of different methods of cyclone prediction and warning systems in a named developing country. (8 marks)
- Explain two reasons why monopoly can be bad for society
- Explain three ways by which a firm can achieve monopoly power
- What is monopoly power?
- What is meant by contestability?
- What are some barriers to entry?
- What is Laminar Flow?
- A solid cuboid is made of metal.
- Lava flows from a volcano at a constant rate of 11.9m^3/s.
- A and B are numbers such that A = 22 ×34 ×7 B = 32 ×72
- It takes 14 hours for 5 identical pumps to fill a water tank.
- Jonny wants to know how much coffee he will need for 800 people at a meeting.
- What is the second derivative?
- Explain two national government policies that have assisted economic growth in some countries
- Assess the social and economic impacts of tropical cyclones on developing countries. (8 marks)
- What is a monopoly?
- Give examples of market structures
- Expand 4p ( p^2 + 3p)
- Simplify x^5 × x^8
- Simplify (m^2)^ 3
- Jenny invests £3000 for 6 years at y% simple interest per year.
- Solve 4(2x – 3) = 20
- There are only red beads and green beads in a bag
- 120 boxes cost £6 270 bags cost £10
- Gabriel thinks of a number.
- Wayne begins walking at 830 am.
- A geyser is a hot spring which erupts from time to time.
- A magazine has a large number of subscribers who each pay a membership fee that is due on January 1st each year.
- Assess the role of trade blocs in contributing to the growth of both the global economy and national economies.
- Explain one advantage and one disadvantage to a firm of operating in a competitive market
- What is the objective of a firm?
- 7, –5, 3, 9, –2. Write these numbers in order of size. Start with the smallest number.
- Explain what you understand by (i) a population and (ii) a sampling frame.
- Before introducing a new rule the secretary of a golf club decided to find out how members might react to this rule.
- Each cooker produced at GT Engineering is stamped with a unique serial number
- Explain how levels of globalisation can be measured using different indicators and indices
- Explain one reason why people from a developed country could be vulnerable to flooding. (2 marks)
- Why does competition drive a firm to become more efficient?
- What is the price elasticity of supply?
- What is Hooke’s Law?
- What is Elastic Limit?
- Change 4000 grams into kilograms.
- Simplify m + m + m + m
- Explain what you understand by a census.
- A random sample X1, X2, … Xn is taken from a population
- Explain two causes of tropical cyclones. (4 marks)
- What factors will shift a demand curve?
- Explain one hazard brought by tropical cyclones.
- What is price elasticity of demand?
- What is Elastic Deformation?
- What is ductile?
- What is density?
- Write 3/10 as a percentage.
- Write the number three thousand one hundred and seven in figures
- A toy boat of mass 1.5 kg is pushed across a pond, starting from rest, for 2.5 seconds.
- A bag contains a large number of coins. It contains only 1p and 2p coins in the ratio 1:3.
- Explain what you understand by (a) a population, (b) a statistic.
- Explain why one political factor and one social factor might cause some countries to be ‘switched off’ from globalisation’
- Explain two reasons why the predictions of future global temperatures are uncertain.
- What is a competitive market and why is this good for consumers?
- What factors may shift a demand curve?
- Density
- Ductile
- Zoe tries to push a box of mass 5 kg along a rough horizontal floor.
- State an example of a composite index using development
- Explain two benefits and two costs of specialisation to workers
- A curve has equation x^3 + 2xy + 3y^2 = 47
- Differentiate 2x^3 + 9x^2 − 24x.
- Given that the straight line passing through the points A (2, −3) and B (7, k) has gradient 3
- There are 48 counters in a bag.
- Brittle
- Balanced government budget
- Assess the extent to which emerging countries need both ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ power to extend their global influence
- The line with equation 2x − 3y + 5 = 0 is perpendicular to the line with equation 3x + ky − 1 = 0.
- The vertices of a triangle are the points A (−6, −3), B (4, −1) and C (3, 4).
- The points A (−2, 7) and B (6, −3) lie at either end of the diameter of a circle.
- Asha buys 180 cans of cola.
- Breaking Stress
- Explain one reason why the scale of economic migration has increased
- Stable balance of payments on current account
- Paulo drives at an average speed of 56 km/h for 1 hour 45 minutes. Work out the distance Paulo drives.
- Archimedes’ Principle
- The line l has the equation 5x − 18y − 30 = 0.
- The points P (22, 15), Q (−13, c) and R (k, 24) all lie on a circle, centre (2, 0)
- The point with coordinates (4p, p^2 ) lies on the line with equation 2x − 4y + 5 = 0. Find the two possible values of the constant p.
- Assess the impact of TNCs on creating both winners and losers for people and environments
- Discuss Price stability
- The point M (k, 2k) lies on the line with equation x − 3y + 15 = 0. Find the value of the constant k.
- Packets of sweets are put into boxes.
- There are 50 teachers in a school. This is 1/16 of the total number of people in the school. Work out the total number of people in the school.
- A circle has centre C (–4, 3) and passes through the origin.
- What does the gradient of a velocity time graph represent?
- Explain why globalisation results in cultural erosion in some parts of the world
- Discuss Minimising unemployment
- Determine for what values of k the graphs y = 2x^2 − kx and y = x^2 − k intersect.
- The circle (x − 3)^2 + (y − 2)^2 = 20 has centre C. i. Write down the radius of the circle and the coordinates of C. ii. Find the coordinates of the intersections of the circle with the x- and y-axes
- A sector of a circle has radius 12.6 cm. Given that the perimeter of the sector is 31.7 cm, find its area.
- Here are the first five terms of a sequence. 3 8 13 18 23 (a) Write down the next term of this sequence.
- Here is a list of numbers. 20 40 60 80 100 One of these numbers is a multiple of 25 Which number?
- Discuss Economic growth
- Explain one hazard brought by tropical cyclones
- What does the gradient of a displacement time graph represent?
- Simplify 3 × 4t
- Change 9 metres into centimetres.
- Write 0.7 as a fraction.
- Write 6184 correct to the nearest hundred.
- Write down the exact value of cos 60°
- Work out the value of [4^(-6) x 4^9]/4
- A cube has a total surface area of 150cm^2. Work out the volume of the cube.
- There are 200 counters in a bag. 38 counters are red.
- PQ is an arc of a circle of radius 8 cm, centre O.
- A sector of a circle has angle 1.5 radians and area 27 cm^2 . Find the perimeter of the sector
- Show that the equation sin^2(x) = 3cos x − 2 can be expressed as a quadratic equation in cos x and hence solve the equation for values of 3^x between 0 and 2π.
- Solve the equation 2 sinθ = −1 giving your answers in terms of π.
- Define the small angle approximations for sinx, cosx and tanx.
- How to work out arc length?
- How to convert from degrees to radians?
- What are Radians?
- Solve the equation 4 tan θ tan 2θ = 1
- Express 6 cos 2θ + sinθ in terms of sinθ. Hence solve the equation 6 cos 2θ + sinθ = 0
- Write cos^(2)x in terms of cos 2x
- Express 7cosx − 24sinx in the form R cos(x + α) and write down the range of the function.
- On Friday, 500 people watched a film at the cinema. 70% of these people were children.
- Factorise 8d – 6
- Simplify 19 + 5b + 4c – 7b + c
- Here are 6 numbers. 13, 5, 4, 9, 3, 8 Work out the mean.
- Write down three different factors of 20
- Solve p – 2 = 3
- Here is a list of numbers. 1.6 1.4 2.1 0.5 1.3 From the list, write down the smallest number.
- Write down the exact values of tan 45° and tan 60°.
- Determine the set of values of k for which the curve y = k + 2 cos x + 3 sin x lies completely above the x-axis.
- Express cosθ + 2sinθ in the form R cos(θ −a)
- Show that the equation cos θ − 3 sin θ = 4 has no solution.
- Express cos θ − 3 sin θ in the form R cos(θ + α)
- Show that the equation (tanθ/cosθ) = 1 may be rewritten as sin θ = 1 − sin^2(θ)
- Solve the equation cos 2θ = 0.3 for 0° ≤ θ < 360°.
- Given that arcsin x = arccos y, prove that x^2 + y^2 = 1.
- Solve the equation tan 2θ = 3 for 0° < θ < 360°.
- The sides of a triangle are of length 47, 53 and 94 units. Calculate the size of the largest angle.
- A triangular field has sides of length 100 m, 120 m and 135 m. Find the area of the field.
- The curve with equation y = 3x − ln x passes through the point P (1, 3). Find an equation for the normal to the curve at P.
- The equation y = e^x + x^2 − 4. The curve intersects the y-axis at the point A and has a stationary point at B.
- Understanding the Unit Circle: A Comprehensive Guide to Trigonometric Functions
- Solving Real-World Problems Using Trigonometry
- A Step-by-Step Approach to Mastering Trigonometric Identities for GCSE Higher Maths
- The Importance of Angles: Exploring Sine, Cosine, and Tangent in GCSE Trigonometry
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- Joe has a bucket containing 1370 cm^3 of water measured to the nearest 10 cm^3 .
- What does the gradient of a distance time graph represent?
- What must always be true when using SUVAT equations?
- Explain why it was necessary to assume that ‘compared with the speed of sound,
- Using Gassendi’s value for the speed of sound, calculate the time between
- Suggest an experiment that will demonstrate the wave nature of sound
- State and explain one precaution that should be taken when using laser light
- Assess the extent to which ethical consumption trends may have reduced the negative consequences of globalisation.
- Assess the extent to which globalisation is responsible for environmental degradation in developing and developed countries
- Explain how the growth of a global culture may help improve opportunities for disadvantaged people in developing countries.
- Explain two reasons in which individual states can benefit from trade bloc membership.
- Define a shrinking world.
- ‘Most global warming is caused by carbon dioxide from a few rich, developed countries’. Assess this statement.
- Give an equation, including state symbols, to represent the process that occurs when the third ionisation energy of sodium is measured.
- There is a general trend for an increase in ionisation energy across Period 3.
- Identify the element in Period 3, from sodium to chlorine, that has the largest atomic radius.
- Give the formula of a hydroxide of an element in Period 3 used in medicine.
- An element in Period 3 forms an oxide that is insoluble in water.
- The equation y = 3x + ln x − x^2 and the line y = x. Given that the curve and line intersect at the points A and B, show that a the x-coordinates of A and B are the solutions of the equation x = e^(x^2 – 2x)
- f(x) = 2x^3 + 4x − 9. a Find f ′(x). b Hence show that the equation f(x) = 0 has exactly one real root.
- f(x) ≡ e^(5 − 2x) − x^5 . Show that the equation f(x) = 0 a has a root in the interval (1.4, 1.5)
- f(x) ≡ 4 cosec x − 5 + 2x. a Find the values of f(4) and f(5). b Hence show that the equation f(x) = 0 has a root in the interval (4, 5).
- Show that the equation x^3 − 7x − 11 = 0 has a real root in the interval (3, 4).
- What is the trapezium rule?
- What is the formula for Newton Raphson?
- What is the Newton Raphson Method
- When does change in sign fail?
- What is iteration?
- Show that y = sinx + x^4 – lnx – 5x has a root in the interval [1,2]
- The distance from Sarah’s house to Peter’s house is 230 miles measured to the nearest 10 miles.
- What does it mean to say that f(x) is continuous?
- What is meant by locating a root?
- The length of a log is measured exactly to be 55.6 m. Calculate the length of the log truncated to the nearest meter.
- Understanding the Basics of Resolving Forces: A Comprehensive Guide
- Real-World Applications of Maths: How Maths is Used in Various Careers
- A wooden toy is 6 cm tall to the nearest cm. Find the upper and lower bounds for the height of the toy.
- Using Technology to Boost Your Studies: Apps and Tools
- The cost of a government scheme is projected to be £5.45 billion, rounded to 2 decimal places. Find the interval within which the cost, C, of this scheme, lies.
- Lily’s height was measured to be 175 cm to the nearest cm. Work out the interval within which Lily’s height, h, lies.
- Common Mistakes in Advanced Maths and How to Avoid Them
- The Importance of Problem-Solving Skills
- The capacity of a jug, C, has been measured to be 5.43 litres to 2 decimal places.
- Understanding the Maths Curriculum: Key Topics and Concepts to Focus On
- The weight of a dog has been truncated to 402.3 ounces to 1dp. Work out the interval within which w, the weight of the dog, lies.
- Mastering Advanced Maths: Tips and Resources for Success
- What is 9.876 truncated to 1 decimal place?
- Mr. Evans is standing for re-election to the local council.
- A field is measured to be 34m long and 28m wide, to the nearest metre. Calculate the minimum and maximum values for the area of the field.
- A pharmaceutical company is trialling a new drug to treat this illness.
- The following year Ramesh finds that he still has many seeds left.
- Another coffee shop also provides free internet access.
- A coffee shop provides free internet access for its customers.
- When to perform a two tailed test?
- What is a one tailed test?
- How to determine the critical region?
- What is hypothesis testing?
- The probability that Judith has meat for her evening meal is 0.2 and the probability she has fish is 0.35
- A particular condition affects 0.8% of the population.
- 57.7 has been rounded to 1 decimal place. Work out the upper and lower bounds (or error interval) of this value.
- Two events A and B are such that P( A) = 0.6 , P(B) = 0.5 and P(A ⋃ B) = 0.85 . Find P( A | B).
- What is meant by error interval?
- Measurements of sunshine and rainfall are made each day at a particular weather station.
- What are upper and lower bounds?
- Candidates applying for jobs in a large company take an aptitude test, as a result of which they are either accepted, rejected or retested, with probabilities 0.2, 0.5 and 0.3 respectively.
- Jonah has 394 guests, and each requires one glass of juice each. Estimate how many cartons of juice he will need if each carton has enough to fill 9.5 glasses.
- What is the formula for conditional probability?
- What are independent events?
- James runs half a mile and records his time at 6.23 minutes. Estimate how long it would take for James to run 10 miles.
- What are mutually exclusive events?
- Jake is buying tiles for his floor. His floor is 5.78 m × 7.98 m. Estimate the area of Jake’s floor.
- What notation is used with Venn Diagrams?
- Sarah needs to buy 30 packs of printer paper and 42 printer ink cartridges.
- What is a Venn Diagram?
- Tom sells 1506 books at a cost of £6.95 Estimate the total amount of money Tom has made from selling his books.
- How to calculate probabilities?
- Estimate 49.53 × 120.12
- Find the equation of the straight line through (1, 5) which is perpendicular to the line with equation 2y = x + 3.
- Estimate 2001 × 31.01
- A is the point (1, 5) and B is the point (6, −1). M is the midpoint of AB. Determine whether the line with equation y = 2x – 5 passes through M.
- Estimate 3.9 × 11.1
- Find the equation of the line which is perpendicular to the line y = 2x − 5 and which passes through the point (4, 1). Give your answer in the form y = ax + b.
- Estimate the answer to (8.21/3.97) x 31.59
- Find the coordinates of the point of intersection of the lines y = 3x − 2 and x + 3y = 1.
- What is estimating?
- The centre of a circle C is at the point (−1, 3) and C passes through the point (1, −1). The straight line L passes through the points (1, 9) and (4, 3). Show that L is a tangent to C.
- Elijah is walking to work. His work starts at quarter past 2 in the afternoon. He leaves at 13:48 and it is a 25 minute journey. Does he get to work on time?
- Determine the exact values of k for which the curves y = x^2 − kx and y = 3 (k + 1) + kx − x^2 touch.
- Kim is working a 5 hour shift, starting at 1:25 pm. Find the time she will finish her shift, giving your answer using 24 hour time.
- Find the coordinates of the points of intersection of the curve y = x^2 + x and the line 2x + y = 4 .
- How to use time from a timetable?
- Determine for what values of k the graphs y = 2x^2 − kx and y = x^2 − k intersect.
- How to remember how many days are in each month?
- Find the equation of the circle with centre E which passes through A and B. Show also that CD is a diameter of this circle.
- How does an analogue clock display time?
- Points C and D have coordinates (− 5, 4) and (3, 6) respectively. The line through C and D has equation 4y = x + 21. The point E is the intersection of CD and the perpendicular bisector of AB. Find the coordinates of point E.
- How does a digital clock display time?
- Points A and B have coordinates (− 2, 1) and (3, 4) respectively. Find the equation of the perpendicular bisector of AB and show that it may be written as 5x + 3y = 10.
- 12 hour and 24 hour clock notation
- What are the general equations of a circle?
- What is the process to determine the perpendicular bisector of a line?
- Find the set of values of x for which the line y = 5x − 6 lies below the curve y = x^2 .
- Find the set of values of k for which the equation 2x 2 + kx + 8 = 0 has distinct real roots.
- Find the coordinates of the point of intersection of the lines 2x + 5y = 5 and x – 2y = 4
- Find the coordinates of the point of intersection of the lines 2x + 3y = 12 and y = 7 − 3x.
- A circle has diameter d, circumference C, and area A. Starting with the standard formulae for a circle, show that Cd = kA, finding the numerical value of k
- Rearrange the equation 5c + 9t = a(2c + t) to make c the subject
- Solve the equation |4x − 5| = 3.
- Solve the equation |2x + 1| < 5.
- Solve the inequality |2x −1| ≥ 4.
- Express 1 < x < 3 in the form |x − a| < b, where a and b are to be determined.
- What is the modulus function?
- What is a composite function?
- When is a function not a function?
- Evaluate 5.7×6.32
- Evaluate 62.059−5.118
- Find 985.4+81.767
- A drug for treating a particular minor illness cures, on average, 78% of patients. Twenty people with this minor illness are selected at random and treated with the drug.
- How to divide decimals
- The following year Ramesh finds that he still has many seeds left. Because the seeds are now one year old, he suspects that the germination rate will be lower.
- Evaluate 7.68×2.5
- How to multiply decimals?
- A researcher is investigating whether people can identify whether a glass of water they are given is bottled water or tap water.
- What is a decimal?
- Every morning before breakfast Laura and Mike play a game of chess. The probability that Laura wins is 0.7.
- The 24 members of staff at the Blackley branch of the Midshires Bank decide to start a lottery.
- Solve for the following: 7 × (8 ÷ 4)² Show your work.
- Every evening at bedtime my cat Arthur decides whether to spend the night inside or outside the house.
- The discrete random variable X takes the values 0, 1, 2 and 3 only. You are given that P(X = r) = kr! Show that k = 0.1.
- Consider the following expression: 55 − (1 + 4) × 4 Write the expression in simplest form.
- In a particular country, 8% of the population has blue eyes.
- Solve for the following: 10 ÷ 2 − 3 × 1
- Solve for the following: (2 × 7) + 1 × 3 Show your work.
- BIDMAS or BODMAS
- Every evening, 5 men and 5 women are chosen to take part in a phone-in competition.
- In a box of chocolates there are 11 milk chocolates 5 dark chocolates 7 white chocolates
- The weights of bags of a particular brand of flour are quoted as 1.5 kg.
- A draw is being held to win a prize. Bruce buys 17 tickets. A total of 350 tickets are in the draw.
- Malik is playing a game in which he has to throw a 6 on a fair six-sided die to start the game.
- There are 53 counters in a bag.
- What are cumulative probabilities?
- There are 30 pens in a box. 12 of the pens are black.
- What is a binomial distribution?
- There are 26 sweets in a bag.
- What is a probability distribution?
- The probability of Timmy winning a Tennis match is 0.7. Work out the probability that Timmy does not win a Tennis match.
- It is suspected that Scandinavian male blackbirds have, on average, longer wings than native English male blackbirds.
- The probability of Barry winning a Badminton match is 3/8 . Work out the probability that Barry does not win a Badminton match.
- The amount of data, Y megabytes, arriving at the server during the evening
- Raphael buys one raffle ticket. A total of 250 raffle tickets are sold.
- The amount of data, X megabytes, arriving at an internet server per second
- There are 11 pens in a box. 5 pens are red. 4 pens are blue. 2 pens is green.
- What is a continuity correction?
- What is the standard normal distribution and why is it used?
- How do you find Normal Distribution probabilities using a calculator?
- Here is a list of 8 numbers. 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 One of the numbers is chosen at random. Write down the probability that this number is 9.
- What is the notation used to distinguish a Normal Distribution?
- A train takes t minutes to get from London to Canterbury The same journey by car takes 50 minutes longer. Write an expression for the amount of time, in minutes, it takes to travel from London to Canterbury by car.
- What are the characteristics of a Normal Distribution?
- Charles has m marbles. Rosalind has 6 more marbles than Charles Write an expression for the number of marbles Rosalind has.
- Give an example of how the chain rule is used.
- An adult cinema ticket costs £x The price of a child’s ticket is half the price of an adult ticket Write an expression for the price, in pounds, of a child’s ticket.
- What are the compound angle formula in trigonometry?
- The normal price of a train ticket from Ashford to London is £34.20 Ross gets ⅓ off the price of his train ticket Work out how much Ross pays for his ticket.
- How were the reciprocal trigonometric functions discovered?
- If the second derivative is equal to zero does that mean that there is a point of inflection?
- Harry has 50 sweets. He gives ⅖ of the sweets to Sandra. He gives 3/10 of the sweets to Jamie. Harry keeps the rest of the sweets for himself. Work out how many sweets Harry keeps.
- When the first derivative is equal to zero, does this definitely mean there is a max or min turning point?
- There are 1100 students at a school. 540 students are girls, the rest are boys. 1/10 of the girls are left handed. ⅛ of the boys are left handed. Work out the number of left handed students in the school.
- What is meant by the term concave down?
- The normal price of a computer game is £40 The price is reduced by ⅕ in a sale. Work out the price of the computer game in the sale.
- What is meant by the term concave up?
- There are 924 people in a theatre. 383 of the people are men. 356 of the people are women. ⅖ of the children are boys. Work out how many girls are in the theatre.
- What is meant by an increasing function?
- Work out the difference between 20% of 90 and 3/7 of 49
- What is meant by a non-stationary point of inflection?
- Work out the difference between of ⅜ of 32 and ⅖ of 40
- What is the purpose of partial fractions?
- Work out the difference between 25 and 2/9 of 81.
- How to find the point of inflection on a normal distribution curve?
- Holly is thinking of a number. ¾ of Holly’s number is 39. Work out the number Holly is thinking of.
- What is a normal distribution?
- The temperature in Leeming at midnight was -2°C The temperature in Leeming at midday was 8°C Work out the difference between the temperature in Leeming at midnight and midday.
- What are the requirements for a binomial distribution?
- The temperature in London at midnight was -3°C By 11 am, the temperature had risen by 5°C. Work out the temperature at 11 am.
- Here is a number sequence.
- The temperature in Glasgow one day was -4°C The next day the temperature was 3°C lower. Work out the new temperature.
- The cubic polynomial f(x) is defined by f(x) = 2x^3 -7x^2 +2x+3. Express f(x) in a fully factorised form.
- Work out -2 × 4 × -9
- Work out -32 ÷ 4
- How do you approximate a binomial distribution with a normal distribution?
- Work out -2 + -11
- Partial Fractions – Linear Denominators
- Tamsin buys a house with a value of £150000 The value of Tamsin’s house increases by 4% each year.
- Partial Fractions – Squared Linear Denominators
- A number, d, is rounded to 1 decimal place. The result is 12.7 Complete the error interval for d.
- Reciprocal Graphs – Sketching
- Explain, in terms of crystal structure and bonding, why silicon(IV) oxide has a higher melting point than phosphorus(V) oxide.
- Explain the meaning of the term monochromatic light.
- Last year a family recycled 800kg of household waste.
- Write 60 as a product of its prime factors.
- Work out the value of the reciprocal of 0.625
- Improper Algebraic Fractions
- Factor Theorem
- Polynomial Division
- Suggest two reasons how the greenhouse effect is enhanced.
- Explain two benefits and two costs of specialisation to firms
- Explain, in terms of particles, why the rate of reaction increases when the concentration of sodium thiosulfate is increased.
- Give an equation for the reaction of phosphorus(V) oxide with water. Suggest a pH for the solution formed.
- Describe the similarities and differences between the processes of diffusion and osmosis.
- What is a monomer?
- There are 3 cinemas A, B and C.
- Paulo drives at an average speed of 56km/h for 1 hour 45 minutes.
- There are 50 teachers in a school.
- Write down the exact value of cos 60°
- Proof by Deduction
- Proof by Exhaustion
- Proof by Contradiction
- Language of Proof
- Using proof by contradiction prove that if (n^2 + 2n) is even, where n is an integer, then n is even.
- Explain one way in which ideas about preventing plague were different in the 14th and 17th centuries.
- What is specialisation?
- Suggest what effect, if any, increasing the temperature will have on the amount of hydrogen iodide at equilibrium. Give a reason for your answer.
- Describe how a sperm cell is adapted to its role.
- Describe the chemical reactions involved in the conversion of polymers to monomers and monomers to polymers.
- Use a counter example to show that the following statement is false: n^2 – n – 1 is a prime number, for 3 ≤ n ≤ 10
- N is an odd integer that is not divisible by 3. Prove that N^2 is not a multiple of 3
- Prove that (2n + 3)^2 – (2n – 3)^2 is a multiple of 6 for all values of n
- Prove that the sum of two consecutive odd numbers is a multiple of 4
- In India JCB has a strong brand image and a 50% share of the market for construction equipment.
- The Haber process uses a catalyst to speed up the reaction. Explain how a catalyst speeds up a reaction.
- Which element has a first ionisation energy lower than that of sulfur?
- Describe the process of cloning and how it can help to prevent plant species from becoming extinct.
- Explain one way in which ideas about the treatment of disease
- What are the 4 main functions of money?
- Name a natural resource from which hydrogen is produced.
- Research conducted in New Zealand in 2014 estimated the cross elasticity of demand for e-cigarettes to be 0.16 in response to changes in the price of tobacco.
- The price of a holiday increases by 20%
- A cube has a total surface area of 150cm^2 Work out the volume of the cube.
- Work out 8.46 ÷ 0.15
- Naomi has b bags of apples and c crates of apples.
- Explain the main differences between private and public sector enterprises
- Which ion has the largest radius?
- In an osmosis experiment, after 45 minutes, a potato cylinder had lost 2.4 g in mass.
- Glycogen and cellulose are both carbohydrates. Describe two differences between the structure of a cellulose molecule and a glycogen molecule.
- Explain one way in which ideas about cause of disease and illness were similar in the 14th and 17th century
- What kind of economic system does the UK have? Explain your answer
- Explain why, when a reversible reaction reaches equilibrium, the reaction appears to have stopped.
- Name the type of cell in plants that can differentiate into different types of cell.
- There are 200 counters in a bag. 38 counters are red. 52 counters are blue.
- Work out 6/7 x 5/12 Give your answer as a fraction in its simplest form.
- Factorise 8d – 6
- Simplify 19 + 5b + 4c – 7b + c
- Integrate x*cos(x)
- How do you find the equation of a tangent to a curve at a certain point, from the equation of the curve?
- Where does the formula for integration by parts come from?
- Differentiate y=e^(x)*sin(x) with respect to x
- As a result of a successful advertising campaign, demand increased by 3 000 e-cigarette kits at all prices.
- Which element in Period 3 has the highest melting point?
- What is a monomer?
- Simplify 15a/3
- What are stationary points and how do I find them?
- Explain two ways that national government have contributed to globalisation
- A luxury brownie baker is faced with falling demand as incomes fall. (a) The likely income elasticity of demand for a luxury good is:
- Which element is classified as a d block element?
- Use of a colorimeter in this investigation would improve the repeatability of the student’s results. Give one reason why.
- Assess the extent to which cultural diffusion caused by globalisation inevitably leads to social and political tension.
- Which one of the following economic thinkers supported the idea of a command economy?
- In a time of flight mass spectrometer, molecule X is ionised using electrospray ionisation. What is the equation for this ionisation?
- A precipitate is produced in a positive result for reducing sugar in a Benedict’s test. A precipitate is solid matter suspended in solution.
- Explain how globalisation may result in exploitation of the environment in developing countries.
- Outline how Elizabeth used patronage and factional rivalry to control the Royal Court
- Show that the derivative of ln(x) = 1/x
- For a different football match, 297 tickets were sold for £9.50 each. 399 tickets were sold for £19.50 each. (b) Work out an estimate for the total amount of money paid for these tickets.
- Differentiate with respect to x: (6x + 7)e^x
- Reversible reactions can reach equilibrium in a closed system. (i) What is meant by a closed system?
- Explain how one type of evidence can help reconstruct past climates.
- A total of 700 tickets were on sale for a football match. 452 of the tickets were sold. How many tickets were not sold?
- Describe Elizabeth’s Royal Court
- Assess the importance of volcanic eruptions and changes to solar output to climate change?
- With reference to the information provided, explain one advantage of a free market economy.
- Integrate using by parts twice : ∫e^(x)*(cos(x))dx
- Give two differences between plant and animal cells.
- A biochemical test for reducing sugar produces a negative result with raffinose solution.
- Max sees this special offer in a shop. Buy one large plate and get one small plate for half the normal price.
- Write down three different factors of 20
- Use integration to find I = ∫ xsin3x dx
- A curve has equation y = (x-1)e^(-3x). The curve has a stationary point M. Show that the x-coordinate of M is 4/3.
- Explain how global circulation influences the location of the world’s desert.
- Use examples to explain what is meant by the primary, secondary and tertiary sector
- What are the disadvantages of economic growth?
- Describe the Royal Progresses
- Explain two ways change in transport have accelerated globalisation
- Suggest two ways that global circulation patterns affect rainfall distribution in West Africa
- Comment on whether higher government spending will always increase inflation
- What is the difference between ionic and metallic bonding?
- How does natural selection occur?
- What are the key differences between eukaryote and prokaryote cells?
- Suggest one reason why labour costs are significantly cheaper in Bangladesh
- Solve p – 2 = 3
- Prove that (1-cos2x)/sin(2x) = tan(x) where x ≠ nπ/2
- Describe how Elizabeth used portraits
- Define the term TNC
- Evaluate the impact of the increase in the number of public sector employees on the UK economy
- Why does lithium have a higher melting point than sodium
- How does the body respond to decreasing blood glucose?
- Why is Chlorine a gas at room temperature but Sodium Chloride is a solid?
- How can crude oil be used as a source of hydrocarbons?
- Why is it becoming more difficult to treat bacterial infections with antibiotics?
- Guard cells open and close stoma in different conditions. When light intensity is high, potassium ions move into guard cells. Describe how this movement of potassium ions causes the stoma to open.
- Prove to cos^2(X) + sin^2(X) = 1
- Explain the chain rule of differentiation
- Find all the stationary points of the curve: y = (2/3)x^3 – (1/2)x^2 – 3x + 7/6 and determine their classifications.
- Using an example explain what is meant by opportunity cost
- Which is preferable, inflation or deflation?
- What is meant by a strong acid?
- What is DNA made of?
- What are the 4 main factors of production?
- Differentiate xcos(x) with respect to x.
- Define global shift
- What is an easy way to remember how sin(x) and cos(x) are differentiated and integrated?
- How do each of ionic, covalent and metallic bonding compare?
- Explain the trend in boiling points between HF, HCl and HBr.
- Explain the basic economic problem
- Work out – 9 + 5
- Find the integral of (tan(x))dx using the substitution u = cos(x)
- Describe Elizabeth’s Coronation
- Write 38% as a decimal
- Explain how ocean currents can influence climates
- What four factors influence the rate of reaction?
- Explain how a stimulus can result in a reflex reaction
- Show that y = (kx^2-1)/(kx^2+1) has exactly one stationary point when k is non-zero.
- Define a firm’s shutdown point, and explain it intuitively using an example
- Outline the process of respiration in humans
- Show that cosec(2x) + cot(2x) = cot(x)
- How do you integrate (x/(x+1)) dx without using substitution.
- Simplify (3x^2-x-2)/(x^2-1)
- Is a line ax+by+c=0 tangent to a circle?
- When and how do I use the product rule for differentiation?
- If 10 N is required to move an object 2m, what is the work done?
- Explain why the velocity of a car moving at a constant speed around a bend changes.
- What is the equation of an accelerated body moving in one dimension?
- Simon’s car has run out of fuel. He must push his car 5 metres to the petrol pump, using a force of 200N. How much work does Simon do?
- When going around a roundabout, why do I feel a force pulling me outwards?
- What is a moment?
- Why is an object that moves in a circular path accelerating when it has constant speed?
- Explain how resonance occurs for a driven oscillating system and describe the effect of damping on the resonant frequency.
- Uranium -238 has a half life of 4.5 billion years. How long will it take a 2g sample of U-238 to contain just 0.4g of U-238?
- What is the difference between a natural resource and an economic reserve?
- How are vesicles and amygdales formed in an igneous rock?
- Explain how Paleomagnetism can be used as evidence for Continental Drift?
- What is the impact of a price ceiling on a market equilibrium?
- What are the trade-offs with other macroeconomic policy objectives of a fall in the unemployment rate?
- What is meant by an oligopoly being both interdependent and uncertain in their price strategies?
- Describe and explain one supply-side policy aimed at shifting the long run aggregate supply curve.
- What is the impact of technological advances on a market?
- Explain the process of evolution by natural selection
- Explain how DNA is replicated and why this is important in biology.
- Describe the process of transcription for a gene
- Why is the derivative of the exponential function itself?
- Find the first three terms in the expansion of (4-x)^(-1/2) in ascending powers of x.
- How do you conduct a two tailed binomial hypothesis test
- How do I differentiate the trigonometric functions sin(x) and cos(x) ?
- The curve C has equation: 2(x^2)y + 2x + 4y – cos(pi*y) = 17. Use implicit differentiation to find dy/dx in terms of x and y.
- Use the chain rule to differentiate y=(x-3)^(-3)
- Find the gradient of the tangent and the normal to the curve f(x)= 4x^3 – 7x – 10 at the point (2, 8)
- Why the integral of 1/x is the natural log of x?
- How to gain an inverse function
- A curve has parametric equations x = 1 – cos(t), y = sin(t)sin(2t) for 0 <= t <= pi. Find the coordinates where the curve meets the x-axis.
- If f(x)=7xe^x, find f'(x)
- Why is the refractive index of water bigger than that of air?
- Why do angles in a triangle add to 180?
- Integrate (cosx)^3
- Take the polynomial p(x)=x^4+x^3+2x^2+4x-8, use the factor theorem to write p(x) as two linear factors and an irreducible quadratic. An irreducible quadratic is a quadratic that can not be factorised.
- Solve the simultaneous equations y+4x+1 = 0 and y^2+5x^2+2x = 0
- Why did relations between the USA and the Soviet Union worsen in the years 1947–49? Explain your answer
- Name two structural differences between arteries and veins.
- How is immunity developed after a primary infection by bacteria?
- Complete the square by rewriting x^2+6x-15 in the form (x+p)^2-q
- A circular ice rink has a diameter of 60 meters. Calculate the area of the ice rink in terms of π in meters
- Express 56 as the product of its prime factors
- Integrate by parts ln(x)/x^3
- Find the general solution of the differential equation: d^2x/dt^2 + 5dx/dt + 6x = 2cos(t) – sin(t)
- When finding the turning points of a curve, how can I tell if it is a maximum, minimum or a point of inflection?
- Differentiate this equation: xy^2 = sin(3x) + y/x
- Find d^2y/dx^2 for y=4x^4−3x^3−6x^2+x
- Differentiate y^3 + 3y^2 + 5
- Historians have disagreed about the role of Soviet expansion in the origins of the Cold War. What is your view about the role of Soviet expansion in the origins of the Cold War?
- What is the difference between constructive and destructive waves?
- Describe the structure of an atom?
- The equation of a curve is x(y^2)=x^2 +1 . Using the differential, find the coordinates of the stationary point of the curve.
- Find an expression for dy/dx of the function y=(4x+1)ln(3x+1) and the gradient at the point x=1.
- Find the vertex coordinates of parabola y = 2x^2 – 4x + 1
- Find an expression in terms of powers of cos(x) for cos(5x)
- Solve |2x+1|=3|x-2|
- What was the Berlin blockade?
- Describe the formation of a gorge.
- Explain what a balance of trade deficit is
- Explain why, in the long run, a firm will always make normal profits.
- What is electronegativity?
- ‘The League of Nations failed principally because the USA was not a member’. To what extent do you agree with this statement?
- How can a volcanic eruption be predicted?
- What is the difference between an increase in demand and an extension in demand?
- Why did productivity in the UK remain stagnant after 2007?
- What trends are shown as you go down group 2 of the periodic table?
- Describe how carbon dioxide helps maintain temperature on Earth
- Give two ways of working safely with microorganisms.
- Solve the following equation: 13y – 5 = 9y + 27
- If I toss a coin 3 times what is the probability of it landing on heads at least once?
- How do I expand (x+a)(x+b)?
- How do you integrate (2x)/(1+x^2) with respect to x?
- What does it mean if “b^2 – 4ac < 0” for a quadratic equation (eg y = a*x^2 + b*x + c)
- Integrate the function xsin(4x^2) with respect to x, using the integration by substitution method.
- Integrate the following expression with respect to x by parts: (2*x)*sin(x)
- How do you find the coordinates of stationary points on a graph?
- Find the set of values of x for which x(x-4) > 12
- Find dy/dx of (x^2+4x)^3
- How do you find (and simplify) an expression, in terms of n, for the sum of the first n terms of the series 5 + 8 + 11 + 14 + … ?
- Find the equation of the tangent to the curve y=3x^2-7x+5 at the point (2, 3)
- Describe two features of the Amicable Grant (1525)
- What are the main characteristics of a country in stage 1 of the DTM?
- Examine how and why definitions of development have changed.
- How can changes to taxes cause a reduction in the public deficit?
- What is the relationship between income elasticity of demand and a normal and inferior good?
- Smoking cigarettes can increase the risk of people developing cancer. Which is the description of cancer?
- Explain how pressure can affect the rate of reaction
- If hydrogen was burnt in a chamber full of oxygen, what would be the effect on the chamber pressure and why?
- What are the models for enzyme action and how to remember the differences?
- Are the severity of famines caused by human or physical factors?
- The National Living Wage (NLW) government policy target is to increase the NLW to £9 per hour by 2020. Explain two possible impacts of this policy on the UK supermarket industry.
- Discuss ‘looser fiscal policy’ and ‘supply side reforms’ that may be used by governments
- Why does Magnesium Oxide have a higher melting point than Sodium Chloride?
- How do you work out an electron configuration?
- Changes in lifestyle can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. State two other treatments for cardiovascular disease
- Explain how proteins are synthesised through the processes of transcription and translation.
- Write 3.84761 correct to 3 decimal places
- Integrate (x+3)^(1/2)dx
- How do you differentiate 2^x?
- Differentiate 5x^3 + 4x^2 + 5x + 9
- Express Cosx-3Sinx in form Rcos(x+a) and show that cosx-3sinx=4 has no solution
- Why reduce energy demand and what can be done to reduce it?
- Discuss the likely success of the ECB’s quantitative easing programme in moving Eurozone inflation closer to the ‘central bank’s ceiling of 2%’.
- In terms of structure and bonding, explain why graphite is able to conduct electricity.
- What stabilises a carbocation in a nucleophilic substitution reaction?
- A person has a BMI of 39.0 Explain the risk of this person developing cardiovascular disease.
- Describe what happens in the hydrolysis reaction that produces the smaller protein from amyloid-precursor protein.
- A truck is carrying 8.5 tonnes of produce. Find the amount of produce the truck is carrying in kg.
- Write 2.79 correct to 1 decimal place
- Write 5829 to the nearest thousand.
- Find the integral of sin^2(X)
- Find ∫x^2e^x
- You are given that n is a positive integer. By expressing (x^2n)-1 as a product of factors, prove that (2^2n)-1 is divisible by 3.
- Given that 4 sin(x) + 5 cos(x) = 0 , find the value of tan x .
- What is a hotspot?
- What is the difference between a contractionary and expansionary fiscal policy?
- With reference to the information provided and your own knowledge, examine two factors which might explain the change in the rate of Eurozone inflation.
- How to balance a chemical equation.
- Explain why ethanol has a higher boiling point than ethene
- Explain one reason for transplanting stem cells into the retina
- Suggest how amyloid-precursor protein can be the substrate of two different enzymes, α-secretase and β-secretase
- Write 376 to the nearest hundred.
- What is an acid?
- Simplify (3x^2 – 6x)/ (6x^3 – 19x^2 + 9x +10)
- How are local climates affected by deforestation?
- Via the product rule, or otherwise, differentiate ‘y = xsin(x)’.
- Outline one reason for the distribution of tropical rainforest.
- How does the World Trade Organisation (WTO) benefit developing countries?
- Discuss the view that the savings gap in developing countries is the most significant constraint on growth.
- How many protons, neutrons and electrons are present in a Lithium (Li+) ion?
- Why does hydrogen bonding occur in water?
- Scientists have transplanted stem cells into the retina of the eye. Name one type of light sensitive cell found in the retina.
- Suggest why the development of a monopolar mitotic spindle would prevent successful mitosis.
- Give two ways doctors could use base sequences to compare different types of HPV.
- Find the equation of the straight line that passes through the points (1,2) and (2,4)
- Assess the extent to which tropical storms have effects on people and the environment.
- Expand and simplify fully 5(3x + 4) – 2(x – 1)
- 2^a × 3 × 5^2 = 600 Work out the value of a. You must show your working.
- Integrate 5sinxcosx + 5cosx
- Differentiate y=x^3*(x^2+1)
- Explain why volcanic eruptions vary in their magnitude.
- Give one reason why the wind speed of a tropical storm (hurricane) may change as it reaches land.
- Assess the view that economic development is dependent on economic growth. Refer to examples of developing countries.
- Give the name of the piece of apparatus the student should use to find the volume of the potassium carbonate solution.
- What is Hess’s law?
- Describe how stem cells help animals to grow.
- Human papilloma virus (HPV) is the main cause of cervical cancer.
- Evaluate strategies which may be used by businesses and governments to improve the competitiveness of a country’s goods and services.
- A student is given two nails of the same size but made of different types of steel
- The ionic salts sodium benzoate and potassium benzoate are both used as food preservatives.
- Suggest one reason why DNA is found in bones.
- Describe the induced-fit model of enzyme action.
- What would be the best advice for a new business entering the restaurant market?
- Andrew and Bruce share some money in the ratio 5 : 6.
- Two prime numbers are multiplied together. box The answer is an even number between 50 and 60. What could the numbers be?
- Liz travels 18 miles in 20 minutes. Work out her average speed in miles per hour.
- Convert 7 gallons to litres. Use 1 gallon = 4.5 litres
- Write 0.19 as a fraction.
- Write 18 out of 30 as a fraction in its simplest form.
- Work out 10^3
- Integrate sin^4(x)
- Integrate ⌠( xcos^2(x))dx
- Find the tangent to the curve y = x^2 + 3x + 2 at x = 1
- Find dy/dx when y=(3x-1)^10
- Find the gradient, length and midpoint of the line between (0,0) and (8,8).
- Explain two characteristics of volcanic hotspots.
- Explain how the increasing use of fossil fuels and changes in agriculture may have contributed to global changes in temperature.
- Sundip was paid a salary of £3000.
- The UK fell from 9th to 12th place in the global competitiveness index between 2016 and 2017.
- Explain one other way that corrosion of steel can be prevented.
- What is the shape of the ICl4 – ion?
- Charles Darwin developed the theory of evolution by natural selection. Which scientist worked with Darwin on the theory of evolution by natural selection?
- Scientists investigated the hydrolysis of sucrose in growing plant cells by an enzyme called SPS. 0 5 . 1 Name the products of the hydrolysis of sucrose.
- Why does temperature affect the resistance of conductors?
- Work out (–8)^2
- Work out 6 × (–5)
- Work out (–4) × (–3)
- Solve the equation x(root)2 – (root)18 = x writing the answer as a surd in simplest form.
- A box is pulled with a rope at 26° to the horizontal and a tension of 120N. What is the work done in pulling it 5 metres?
- What are vectors?
- Integrate tan(x)^2 with respect to x
- What’s the difference between inertial and gravitational mass?
- Give two pieces of evidence, other than the change in global temperature, that show box climate change has taken place.
- As a business increases in size it is able to employ more specialist staff. Which economy of scale does this describe?
- Rust can be removed from steel by treating it with dilute hydrochloric acid.
- Explain which acid needs to be used to acidify the silver nitrate solution and why other acids are unsuitable.
- The bird and the whale have evolved from a common ancestor.
- Give two ways in which the hydrolysis of ATP is used in cells.
- A curve has equation y = 2x^3 – 4x + 5. Find the equation of the tangent to the curve at the point P(2, 13)
- Compare the economic damage caused by tectonic hazards before and after 2006
- Noah and Mia saved a total of £482.
- Molly gets paid £9.20 for each hour she works from Monday to Friday.
- A piece of string is 350 cm long.
- 2 calculators cost £10.40 3 pens cost £3.54
- David buys 3 pens and 5 pencils from the stationary shop.
- Evaluate the integral ∫(sin3x)(cos3x)dx
- Simplify ln(e^2) – 4ln(1/e)
- How would you solve the inequality x^2-2x-8 >= 0?
- a) Find the indefinite integral of sec^2(3x) with respect to x. b) Using integration by parts, or otherwise, find the indefinite integral of x*sec^2(3x) with respect to x.
- Given that y = x^4 tan(2x), find dy/dx
- Express 3sin(2x) + 5cos(2x) in the form Rsin(2x+a),
- State one tectonic hazard that can cause coastal flooding.
- Give one natural cause of changes in global temperatures.
- What is most likely to cause a decrease in the price of carrots?
- Explain one property of alloys of gold, other than their strength, that makes them suitable for use in jewellery
- Give a reason why the silver nitrate must be acidified.
- Give one advantage of domesticating animals.
- Cells constantly hydrolyse ATP to provide energy. 0 3 . 1 Describe how ATP is resynthesised in cells.
- Explain what is meant by the mass defect of an atomic nucleui
- What is the Rutherford scattering experiment and what did it tell us about the nature of the atom?
- Liam goes to a Cafe.
- Mo buys a car.
- Mason wants to buy 6 pens.
- Ava wants to buy as many chocolate bars as she can
- Amelia wants to buy 6 sausage rolls.
- Explain briefly the Normal Distribution
- Integrate the following expression with respect to x, (2+4x^3)/x^2
- What is the probability to obtain exactly 2 heads out of 3 tosses of a fair coin?
- Integrate (x^2)(e^x) with respect to x
- Solve ln(2x-3) = 1
- Where do the kinematics equations (SUVAT) come from?
- Evaluate the case for government provision of goods and services such as flood defence schemes or housing.
- What is an activity in a factor market?
- Why is a H+ ion referred to as a proton?
- Which change occurs when concentrated sulfuric acid is added to potassium bromide?
- Give one advantage of using a microscope to look at cells.
- Animal fats contain triglycerides with a high proportion of saturated fatty acids.
- How to sketch the curve y=(x^2 – 4)(x+3), marking on turning points and values at which it crosses the x axis?
- What is 7 to the power of 8?
- How do we differentiate y=a^x when ‘a’ is an non zero real number
- Find the equation of the the tangent to the curve y=x^3 – 7x + 3 at the point (1,2)
- How do I derive equations for Time of Flight and Range in Parabolic Motion?
- There are m fruits in a basket.
- Expand 2a (4 + a)
- What are the assumptions made when calculating values regarding an Ideal Gas?
- What are the characteristics of the temperate deciduous woodland biome?
- Suggest three reasons for the growth of settlements such as New Delhi.
- What are some disadvantages of using GDP as a measure of living standards?
- Evaluate the likely microeconomic effects of government intervention in the UK housing market.
- What is the difference between exothermic and endothermic reactions?
- Describe how you would test for the presence of a lipid in a sample of food.
- Simplify: 4log2 (3) + 2log2(5)
- f(x) = sinx. Using differentiation from first principles, find the exact value of f’ (π/6).
- How do I determine the domain and range of a composite function, fg(x)?
- Given that f(x) = x^2 (3x – 1)^(1/2) find f'(x)
- Why is anything to the power 0 equal 1?
- Without expanding any brackets work out the exact solutions of 9(x+3)^2=4
- Describe the volcanic landforms associated with destructive plate margins and explain their formation.
- What is a Macroeconomic consequence of an increased government spending?
- Suggest reasons why levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere have changed over time.
- Explain the likely impact on producer surplus of an increase in the demand for housing.
- Why can metals conduct electricity?
- Why do first ionisation energies decrease down a group?
- Is the trapezium rule an exact method of integration?
- How do I work out the equation of a tangent line to a curve?
- Describe the difference between the structure of a triglyceride molecule and the structure of a phospholipid molecule.
- Using the sum, chain and product rules, differentiate the function f(x) = x^n +x^3 * sin(1/[3x])
- The price elasticity of demand for petrol is –0.2.
- Solid magnesium cannot flow, but liquid magnesium can. Explain why.
- When an unsymmetrical alkene undergoes electrophilic addition
- Contrast the structures of DNA and mRNA molecules to give three differences
- Solve for simultaneous equations x +5y =9 and 3x + 2y =5.
- State the nth term of the following sequence: 3,7,11,15,19…
- What is the value of x if x^2 – 3x +2=0?
- What is the difference between a parametric equation and a general equation?
- Solve (y+1)^2 = 4
- Explain the process of soil infiltration.
- How are islands formed?
- The elasticity of supply of frozen pizzas
- Define the term ‘external benefits’
- What happens when a reversible reaction is at equilibrium?
- Describe chemical test/s you could use to determine the identity of a carbonyl compound.
- When HIV infects a human cell, the following events occur.
- What is an example of a human effect on biodiversity?
- Describe how synapses work in the context of the nervous system.
- Describe four characteristics of an efficient respiratory surface
- Define the term “Gravitational Potential” and write down a formula which defines it.
- Explain how a bright line is formed by the diffraction grating at the first order diffraction angle
- A person leaves their flat at 8:00am and travels to work at an average speed of 32 mph. They arrive at work at 9:15am. Calculate the distance they travel to work.
- What is £23 increased by 4%?
- Two dice are thrown at the same time.
- Factorise x^2-x-20
- Solve integral [3x^2 (x^3 + 1)^6] dx
- Let y be a function of x such that y=x^3 + (3/2)x^2-6x and y = f(x) . Find the coordinates of the stationary points.
- Find the derivative of y=e^(2x)*(x^2-4x-2).
- How do you find the coordinate of where two lines intersect?
- When Integrating by parts, how do you know which part to make “u” and “dv/dx”?
- How do you find the roots of a cubic equation?
- What is the gradient of y = xcos(x) at x=0?
- Describe the characteristics of a destructive wave
- Explain why house prices fell during the 2008 financial crisis.
- Explain the statement that oligopolistic markets such as supermarkets or car manufacturers can be defined in terms of market structure or market conduct.
- State the bonding present in diamonds
- How can aldehydes and ketones be distinguished?
- Name 3 differences in the structure or function of phloem and xylem vessels.
- What occurs during the metaphase stage of mitosis?
- What is the Centripetal force, and how does it keep objects in circular motion?
- Explain the Doppler Shift Effect, and how it can be used to measure blood flow in the body.
- What is the photoelectric effect?
- 3/5 of a number is 162, work out the number
- The sides of a rectangle are x and (x+2), where x>0 the area of the rectangle is 8, what is the value of x?
- Show that sqrt(27) + sqrt(192) = a*sqrt(b), where a and b are prime numbers to be determined
- A curve C has the equation y=5sin3x + 2cos3x, find the equation of the tangent to the curve at the point (0,2)
- Solve |3x+1| = 1
- Find all the angles of a triangle with side lengths of 8cm, 11cm and 11cm.
- Find the equation of the normal to the curve 2x^3+3xy+2/y=0 at the point (1,-1)
- Describe the formation of a wave cut platform.
- Give the advantages and disadvantages of building an airport to a nearby settlement.
- What are the effects of a price floor?
- What are the products of the reaction of zinc with hydrochloric acid?
- Which are the strongest interactions between molecules
- What are the four chambers of the heart?
- How do humans have heart attacks?
- Factorise 2x^2+5x – 3
- Solve (11-w)/4 = 1 + w
- Find the exact value of the integral of (2+7/x), between x=1 and x=e. Give your answer in terms of e.
- A curve has an equation: y = x^2 – 2x – 24x^0.5 x>0 find dy/dx and d^2y/dx^2
- A circle c has the equation x^2 + y^2 -4x + 10y = k. Find the centre of the circle.
- What is differentiation and how do I do it?
- “Overall GDP is the best way to measure social and economic well-being.” To what extent do you agree?
- Explain the impacts of rural to Urban migration in an urban area
- Discuss the view that the measures taken to reduce the size of the budget deficit will inevitably result in a rise in unemployment in the UK.
- How does fractional distillation work?
- State what is meant by term enthalpy change of neutralisation
- How do organisms evolve via natural selection?
- How would you test for the presence of glucose?
- R and B are directly proportional variables. When R = 9, B = 3. What does R equal when B = 14?
- Why does integration by parts work?
- How to remember what trig functions differentiate to?
- Show that (x + 1)(x + 2)(x + 3) can be written in the form ax^3 + bx^2 + cx + d
- Differentiate with respect to x: (x^2+5)^3
- The price of a banana has increased from £0.10 to £0.20.
- Ethanol, CH3CH2OH, can be converted into a carboxylic acid with two carbon atom
- How to write a redox equation from half equations
- What are the limiting factors of photosynthesis?
- Why do the number of blood cells change in a person with an infection?
- Factorise fully 3a^3b + 12a^2b^2 + 9a^5b^3
- 5 students are in a maths class and 10 students are in a physics class
- Give the first and second derivative of the function f(x) = 5/x – 9x + 4
- How do I find dy/dx for a given equation, once this is found how do I find the value of x such that dy/dx = 0.
- Find the gradient of the tangent to the line y=(x-2)^2 at the point that it intercepts the y-axis
- Find the roots of this equation: y=(8-x)lnx
- Explain the forces involved in a pendulum set up.
- Explain the evidence for sea-floor spreading
- How does tourism impact development in lower income countries (LIC)?
- Explain how exchange rates are determined in a floating exchange market
- What is cost push inflation?
- How are elements in the modern periodic table arranged?
- Explain why fluorine is more reactive than chlorine.
- What are two ways in which the body cools itself down when too hot?
- Why does putting honey on a cut kill the bacteria within it?
- Find the exact solution to ln(2y+5) = 2 + ln(4-y)
- Discuss measures to reduce an imbalance in the current account?
- What is the trend of reactivity in group 1 metals?
- What is the definition of ‘first ionisation energy’?
- How can you tell a cell is an animal and not a plant cell?
- Explain how blood glucose concentration is controlled in the body
- How to apply the quadratic equation
- How do you find the length of a side of a right-angled triangle given the angle and the hypotenuse?
- Show that the function f(x) = x^2 + 2x + 2 is always positive for real values of x
- Differentiate y=x^3+ 7x-ln(2)
- How do you prove a mathematical statement by contradiction?
- Find dy/dx= x^2 +x^3
- Differentiate 6x^2+2x+1 by first principles, showing every step in the process.
- Find the coefficient of the x^2 term in the expansion of (1+x)^4.
- Find the area under the curve y=xsin(x), between the limits x=-pi/2 and x=pi/2.
- How to sketch the graph of y=ln(|x|) ?
- Differentiate sin(x^2+1) with respect to x
- Why do people live in vulnerable areas?
- Explain the impact of incentives on the behaviour of economic agents and resource allocation.
- What is the difference between atom economy and percentage yield?
- What is a dative covalent bond?
- Describe the structure of prokaryotic cell
- What is diffusion and what affects the rate at which it occurs?
- What are the factors that affect the demand of a good or service?
- Explain the effects of increased Tariffs on goods from the UK
- What characteristic ion can denote the difference between an acid and an alkali and give an example?
- What is the difference between an acid and a base?
- Both Fish and Mammals have ventilation mechanisms
- Explain synaptic transmission at a cholinergic synapse.
- How can you tell if a function is even or odd?
- Find dy/dx when y = 5x^6 + 4x*sin(x^2)
- How do you do binomial expansion when the power is negative?
- An apple is suspended between a string and a spring in parallel.
- Determine the equation of the line which is perpendicular to y = 2x + 9 and crosses through the point (1,2)
- Steve wants to put a hedge along one side of his garden
- Differentiate ln( x^2 )
- How to turn a fraction in the form of (x + a)/(x + b)^2 into partial fractions?
- What’s the difference between the quotient rule and the product rule?
- Explain one externality that could come about as a result of a factory producing clothes.
- Explain why deflation may not always be a problem
- What is oxidation?
- Explain, in terms of sub-atomic particles, why the mass number of a magnesium atom is 24.
- Explain why diffusion is an important process in plants and animals.
- What causes cancer?
- Why is the nuclear model better than the plum pudding model of the atom?
- How do I multiply or divide fractions without a calculator?
- How does temperature relate to the structure of solids and liquids?
- What is Pythagoras’ Theorem for finding the length of a side of a triangle?
- A block of mass 5kg is at rest on a smooth horizontal table
- Find the integral of: sin^4(x)*cos(x)dx
- What was the purpose of the Truman Doctrine?
- What are the patterns of global urbanisation?
- Discuss whether a reduction in taxation will always increase a country’s economic growth rate.
- How is the electronic structure of sodium different from chlorine?
- Give the two reactions required in order to convert an alcohol into a hydroxynitrile. Include reactants and conditions.
- How are leaves adapted for photosynthesis?
- Describe and explain how a nerve impulse is transmitted across a cholinergic synapse.
- Solve the differential equation dy/dx = 6xy^2 given that y=1 when x=2.
- To what extent will increased energy scarcity affect geopolitics?
- How do you find the area between two lines?
- Explain how an increase in interest rates can affect total spending in the UK.
- What is meant by comparative advantage?
- What is the structure of an atom, and how is the charge and mass calculated?
- What is periodicity?
- Describe how insulin returns the blood glucose concentration to normal.
- What is saltatory conduction?
- Find the tangent to y = x^2 – 4x + 9 at the point (3,15)
- Differentiate the following: y=(7x^2+2)sinx
- What is a good method to go about sketching a polynomial?
- Who was responsible for the outbreak of the Cold War?
- How does a tsunami form and why do their waves increase in size as they approach the shore?
- Evaluation points for macroeconomics
- Describe what hydrogen bonding is in water.
- Outline how the first neurone communicates with the second neurone at a synapse.
- What is electrical current?
- Explain two consequences of the War of Independence for the Native Americans.
- Explain why some locations remain ‘switched off’ from globalisation
- What’s the difference between direct and indirect taxation
- How does a reduction in the interest rate affect aggregate demand in a closed economy?
- Explain how a catalyst works to increase the rate of reaction
- Describe the processes which occur that allow synaptic transmission
- Explain why the stability of a car can be improved by widening the wheelbase and lowering the centre of gravity.
- How do I prove (x-2) is a factor of the function f(x) = x^2-4x+4?
- Find dy/dx when y=x^3 + sin2x
- Find the derivative of y=arcsinx
- Discuss the largest threats to biodiversity
- How did Hitler change the Nazi party between 1924-1929?
- Outline how overpopulation is a major cause of poverty
- Evaluate whether higher government spending will always increase inflation.
- Explain why Ethanoic acid has a higher PH than Hydrochloric acid?
- What is the difference between mitosis and meiosis?
- Name two properties that both microwave and infrared have.
- How does the red shift support the Big Bang theory?
- Find the gradient of the line Y = X^3 + X + 6 when X = 4
- How to differentiate y=(x^2+4x)^5
- How do you prove two straight lines intersect?
- Explain the formation of a spit.
- Evaluate the view that perfect competition is a more efficient market structure than monopoly.
- How can globalisation increase domestic competitiveness?
- Why can ammonium sulfate be described as a salt?
- How do you work out the limiting reagent in a reaction?
- Which are veins and which are arteries?
- Explain how anti-diuretic hormone (ADH) is released and acts on cells in the collecting duct wall?
- What is ln(10)-ln(5)?
- Express ‘6cos(2x) +sin(x)’ in terms of sin(x).
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- Integrate (tanx)^2
- How can geographers help to tackle climate change?
- Using examples of an Earthquake, describe the effects of the disaster.
- What is the difference between the long run and short run Phillips curves?
- Should the government stop firms from getting too big?
- How would changing reaction vessel volume and reaction vessel temperature affect the rate of a reaction?
- How do I explain that the breakdown of an ester is a hydrolysis reaction?
- Describe how cell division by meiosis is different from cell division by mitosis.
- Compare and contrast the structure and properties of phospholipids with those of triglycerides.
- d/dx[sin(x) + cos(x)]
- How would you differentiate ln(x^2+3x+5)?
- Differentiate the function y = 26 + x – 4x³ -½x^(-4)
- What is the effect of expansionary fiscal policy on the economy?
- Explain three differences between particles in a solid state and particles in a gaseous state.
- Can you explain hydrogen bonding?
- Most cases of scarlet fever occur in children.
- Describe the reactions that link glycolysis to the krebs cycle
- What are the properties of electromagnetic waves?
- Why do we use trigonometry and how do we get the sine, cosine, and tangent graphs?
- f(x)= 2x^3 -7x^2 + 2x +3. Given that (x-3) is a factor of f(x), express f(x) in a fully factorised form.
- Differentiate: tan(2x) cos(x)
- Why do we need the constant of integration?
- Find the area R under the curve when f(x)=xcos(x) between the limits x=0 and x=2
- What were the consequences of the Berlin Blockade and Airlift (1948-49)?
- Consider how international trade, TNCs and variable access to markets underly impacts on your life and other people’s lives across the globe.
- Evaluate one reason why trade may be beneficial for an economy
- What are supernormal profits?
- Graphite and diamond are both made from carbon atoms. Why can graphite conduct electricity while diamond cannot?
- What is chirality?
- How can molecules cross a cell membrane?
- Describe a biochemical test that could be used to determine the presence of triglycerides in a sample of food.
- Given a second order Differential Equation, how does one derive the Characteristic equation where one can evaluate and find the constants
- What is the meaning of having a 3 by 3 matrix with determinant 0.
- Describe the effect of an increase in ADH production on the kidney and on the composition of urine.
- Why does first ionisation energy decrease as you go down a Group in the Periodic Table?
- What makes the alveolus adapted for efficient gas exchange?
- Write 36 as a product of prime factors. Give your answer in index form.
- How to multiply and divide by complex numbers
- Solve 4(3x + 2) = 12 – 5x
- What is the median, mode and mean?
- A cylinder has a radius of 4 cm and volume of 800 cm^3
- Explain how a small release of glucagon into the body can cause a rapid increase of blood glucose
- A car costs £1200 in a sale. It was reduced by 20%. What was the original price?
- What does it mean to ‘earth’ something?
- Insulating a home costs £2000 and saves £50 a year. What is the payback time?
- What’s the difference between “brain cells” and “neurons”?
- Expand the following brackets: (x+3)(x+5). Give your answer in its simplest form.
- A circle, C, has an equation: x^2 + y^2 – 4x + 10y = 7 . Find the centre of the circle and its radius?
- What is the function of the Loop of Henle?
- Find dy/dx of y=e^xcosx
- How do bacteria acquire resistance to antibiotics?
- What is the law of conservation of energy?
- A family goes into a shop, they buy three sandwiches and two packets of crisps
- Differentiate y=(5x-2)^5
- Ammonia is made from nitrogen and hydrogen in a reversible reaction
- What is the function of mitochondria in an animal cell?
- Differentiate y = (x^2 + 3)^2
- Integrate (sin(2x) + e^(2x+3))dx
- Explain the trend in reactivity of group 1 metals.
- Given that y = x^4 + x^(1/3) + 3, find dy/dx
- Explain how a very high temperature can stop an enzyme from working.
- How to differentiate cos(2x)/x^½
- A circle with equation x^2+y^2-2x+8y-40=0. Find the circle centre and the radius
- If e^(4t) = 6, find an expression for t.
- Given that dy/dx = 6x^2 – 3x + 4 And y =14 when x=2. Express y in terms of x
- Explain one cause of a tsunami
- What conditions allow a firm to sell the same product at different prices?
- Compare the structure between graphite and diamond
- What is the enzyme lock and key mechanism?
- What happens in the light dependent reaction in photosynthesis?
- What is the power dissipated by a 12 Ohm resistor when 2A of current runs through it?
- There are 10 boys and 20 girls in a class.
- Differentiate 5x^2 – 7x +9
- How does freeze-thaw weathering occur?
- Discuss the evidence for plate tectonic theory.
- Explain what the possible results could be from increasing the Euro/US dollar exchange rate
- Outline the fundamental Kalam and evaluate its weaknesses
- Describe how crude oil is separated by fractional distillation.
- Write an equation for the complete combustion of C9H20
- What is a stem cell?
- How does genetic engineering work?
- How do you solve integrals which are the result of a chain rule e.g. the integral of sin(2x+1)
- Complete the square of 2x^2+16x-24 and hence state the minimum value of the function
- Explain the formation of a corrie
- Is Globalisation beneficial for all parties?
- A musical instrument produces a sound wave with a frequency of 1000 Hz. The sound wave has a wavelength of 0.34 m in air. Calculate the speed of the sound wave in air.
- How do I use Pythagoras to work out the length of a triangle?
- Expand and simplify (x+5)(x+7)
- When given an equation in parametric form, how can you figure out dy/dx?
- What is the best way to prove trig identities?
- y=4x^3+6x+3 so find dy/dx and d^2y/dx^2
- In what ways were the lives of women in Germany affected by Nazi social policies?
- Outline the positive and negative effects of urban sprawl?
- Explain why firms in the pharmaceutical industry can charge different prices for the same drug in different countries.
- What is consumer surplus? Why is it important?
- List 3 halogen elements?
- What is enthalpy?
- Explain the three stages of drug testing.
- Why do mutations make it difficult to create a vaccine ?
- State Newton’s 3rd Law in words and/or mathematically
- Expand 5a(a+3b)
- Why does integration by parts work?
- What is the significance of the 1832 Reform Act in Britain?
- Which direction of erosion dominates in each part of the river?
- Describe the characteristics of oceanic crust.
- a) State the electronic configuration of a chlorine atom.
- What are enzymes?
- How are signals transmitted across the synaptic cleft?
- A cannon at ground level is firing at a fort 200m away with 20m high walls
- A geometric progression has first term 3 and second term -6. State the value of the common ratio.
- How does integration work?
- Differentiate 4x^3 + 3x^2 -5x +1
- How do you prove that (3^n)-1 is always a multiple of 2?
- Find two values of k, such that the line y = kx + 2 is tangent to the curve y = x^2 + 4x + 3
- How do I differentiate y = ln(sin(3x))?
- Critically evaluate the outcomes of globalisation
- Explain why Mao introduced the Cultural Revolution
- Governments are the most important players in regeneration’, to what extent is this true for an example you have studied?
- Explain one benefit of international trade for UK consumers.
- Why does lowering interest rates boost aggregate demand?
- How do metals conduct electricity?
- Why does potassium react more readily in water than sodium?
- What are the main differences between aerobic and anaerobic respiration
- If cos(x)= 1/3 and x is acute, then find tan(x).
- When is an arrangement a combination, and when a permutation?
- Solve 4log₂(2)+log₂(x)=3
- In a geometric series, the first and fourth terms are 2048 and 256 respectively
- Discuss two consequences of the Tet Offensive (1968).
- What is the Development Gap and why is it growing?
- Why do waterfalls retreat?
- What is the law of demand?
- How does an increase in investment affect the economy?
- What is an emulsion? And give some examples
- Which are four factors affecting the rate of a chemical reaction and how do these affect the rate constant of the reaction?
- How do vaccines prevent certain diseases?
- Describe the structure of muscle and how it contracts
- Differentiate 4x^2 + 2ln3x + e^x
- Make a the subject of 3(a+4) = ac+5f
- Solve the equation: log5 (4x+3)−log5 (x−1)=2.
- Solve the equation 2ln2x = 1 + ln3. Give your answer correct to 2dp.
- What was Henry VII’s most poorly planned piece of foreign policy?
- Write (3 + 2√5)/(7 + 3√5) in the form a + b√5
- Explain what is meant by a multiple hazard zone.
- For a hot desert environment or cold environment you have studied, to what extent does that environment provide both opportunities and challenges for development?
- Why do the prices of exchange rates increase when interest rates increase? What does it mean that a currency is strong?
- Are there any minuses to economic growth?
- Describe the structure and properties of graphite
- Explain why average bond enthalpies can be used for cyclohexane but not for benzene
- How do organelles work together to produce and release proteins from a cell
- What is an example of a human effect on biodiversity?
- Bob goes on a run. He runs at a constant speed of 5m/s for 30 minutes. How far does he run?
- Sasha has a bag containing 12 red beads, and 8 blue beads. She draws a bead from the bag at random. What is the probability that it is blue?
- Differentiate with respect to ‘x’ : ln(x^2 + 3x + 5)
- If y = (3x^2 + 2x + 5)^10, find its derivative, dy/dx.
- Why did Clemenceau want a harsh treaty of Versailles in 1919?
- What is the greenhouse effect?
- Explain human factors contributing to urban growth
- What are the factors that could affect the exchange rate?
- Using your knowledge of both traditional economic theory and behavioural economics,
- When do halogens displace each other in solutions of their salts?
- Explain why transition metal complexes are coloured?
- Explain the pathway of a reflex, and name the neurones involved.
- How are B cells activated?
- In a class of 30, the ratio of boys to girls is 2 : 3 , how many girls are there?
- What is 64^1/2 equal to?
- What is differentiation and what can it tell me?
- f(x) = (4x + 1)/(x – 2). Find f'(x)
- Show how to derive the quadratic formula
- Explain two consequences of the Fall of the Berlin Wall.
- Outline 2 key controls on climate in the tropics
- Explain why income tax in the UK is an example of progressive taxation.
- Assess the impacts of inflation on the UK economy
- What is a catalyst?
- What is the mechanism for nucleophilic addition reactions at carbonyls?
- How does an invading pathogen cause disease?
- Marcin buys 7 rulers and 15 crayons for £7. A ruler costs 12p more than a crayon. Find the cost of one crayon.
- How can I remember the values of sin60, sin30 sin45 e.t.c in my exams?
- How can the cosine rule be derived?
- Integrate y=2x^2 +4x-1
- How do you show some quadratic polynomials are always greater than 0?
- How did the Treaty of Versailles (1919) contribute to the rise of Nazism?
- What is the evidence for continental drift?
- Explain two disadvantages of specialisation.
- What is distillation?
- What is a stereoisomer?
- How are proteins made?
- What is the basic economic problem?
- Explain the effect on economic growth if a government increases income tax (ceteris paribus).
- Describe what you would see when a piece of potassium is placed on water. Why does this happen?
- Describe the Structure and Bonding of Benzene
- Explain the concept of recessive and dominant alleles
- How does meiosis cause variation?
- The point P has coordinates (3, 4) The point Q has coordinates (a, b) A line perpendicular to PQ is given by the equation 3x + 2y = 7 Find an expression for b in terms of a
- What is the difference between voltage and current?
- How can I tell if two lines are perpendicular from the equations?
- A ladder of length 5 m is placed with the foot 2.2 m from the base of a vertical wall. How high up the wall does the ladder reach?
- Solve x^3+2x^2+x=0
- What is the binomial distribution and when should I use it?
- Differentiate 2x^3 – xy^2 – 4
- What are the limits of an inverse tan graph?
- Explain why Hitler was able to create a dictatorship in the period February 1933 to August 1934.
- Describe the formation of a meander
- How does deindustrialisation lead to social issues?
- What is a monopoly?
- What can the government do to reduce pollution (negative externality from market failure) within the community?
- Why do simple covalent molecules compounds have low melting and boiling points?
- What’s the difference between an electrophile and a nucleophile?
- Describe how a change in temperature affects enzyme activity.
- Explain how capillaries are adapted to their function of exchanging substances, giving 3 examples.
- Describe two features of the Amicable Grant (1525)
- Describe the formation of hotspots and explain their relationship to plate movement.
- How are ox-bow lakes formed?
- What kind of effect would a national minimum wage have, is it positive or negative ?
- Explain why, in a free market, sugary drinks may be overconsumed.
- Explain how pressure can effect the rate of reaction
- What are the similarities and differences between animal cells and plant cells?
- What product would you expect to obtain when reacting
- What is the difference between Tumour suppressor genes and Oncogenes?
- A truck is carrying 8.5 tonnes of produce.
- Solve the simultaneous equations 5x + 2y = 27 and 6x + 4y = 28
- Integrate xlnx with respect to x
- Differentiate y= (3x^2+2x-6)^8
- If y = 2(x^2+1)^3, what is dy/dx?
- A block of mass 5 kg is being pushed over level ground by rod at 60 degrees
- Find dy/dx when y = (3x-1)^10
- Explain why it was difficult to reach agreement at the Potsdam Conference.
- Assess the statement that globalisation produces as many losers as it does winners
- What are the three main plate boundaries and what do they do?
- What is meant by the different sectors of economies?
- Explain the Kinked Demand Curve
- Describe the relationships between the Atoms in Carbon Dioxide Molecules.
- Write an equation for the incomplete combustion of dodecane to produce gaseous products only.
- What are chromosomes?
- What are phagocytes and how do they protect the body?
- A car is accelerating at 2 ms^-2 along a horizontal road
- Differentiate y=x^3ln2x
- Differentiate y = ln(2x^2)
- How do I know which method of differentiation to use?
- What are complex and imaginary numbers and how are they different from normal (real) numbers?
- Express as a simple logarithm 2ln6 – ln3
- Why did Hitler rise to power in 1933?
- Outline the formation of a tropical storm?
- Explain the formation of a waterfall
- What is the Gini coefficient?
- Outline the long run effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the United Kingdom if there is no government intervention
- Why does graphite conduct electricity while diamond doesn’t?
- What is meant by ‘activation energy’ ?
- Describe the process of translation
- How do the properties of water make it a suitable environment for many organisms?
- What are some differences between RNA and DNA?
- Explain how an electromagnetic motor works?
- Explain the process of nuclear fusion in the Sun.
- Festival A will be in a rectangular field with an area of 80000m^2
- In Spain, Sam pays 27 euros for 18 litres of petrol.
- A new phone costs £679
- The length of a football pitch is 90 metres, correct to the nearest metre. Complete the error interval for the length of the football pitch.
- Use integration by parts to find the integral of xsinx, with respect to x
- How do I simplify surds?
- Integrate 5cos(3x – 1) with respect to x
- How to solve pulley type questions in mechanics
- What are radians, why can’t we just use degrees?
- Differentiate the equation y = (1+x^2)^3
- Why can’t you divide something by 0?
- How did the hyperinflation of 1923 affect the German people?
- What is a hurricane and outline the structure of a hurricane
- Outline the advantages and disadvantages of one named hard engineering river flood management strategy
- Are there any costs as well as benefits to globalisation
- What measures could the government take to boost aggregate demand?
- Evaluate the likely economic effects of an increase in government expenditure on infrastructure
- Why is chlorine more reactive than iodine?
- Explain how a hydroxynitrile is produced from a ketone
- Explain how eutrophication can result in low oxygen levels in the water in the stream.
- What is the structure of a photosystem?
- Integrate the following by parts integral (lnx) dx
- Let y be a function of x such that y=x^3 + (3/2)x^2-6x and y = f(x)
- Find the Binomial Expansion of (1-5x)^4.
- Prove that the equation y = 3x^4 – 8x^3 – 3 has a turning point at x=2
- Expand and simplify (n + 2)^3 − n^3.
- ‘America was responsible for the start of the Cold War’
- Explain how Genetic modification in terms of food production
- Can the creation of a labour union actually cause a loss of employment?
- What is market failure?
- Describe the difference in boiling point, colour and viscosity between the fuel oil and gasoline fractions.
- What is Entropy?
- What is a myocardial infarction?
- Explain the role of the loop of Henle in producing concentrated urine.
- What are the redox reactions involving carbonyls?
- What is the definition of osmosis?
- What is the difference between velocity and speed?
- What is the difference between alpha and gamma radiation?
- Factorise fully 15x^3 + 3x^2(y)
- Describe the changes in forces experienced by a parachutist after they have started falling
- Expand and simplify 4(x + 3) + 7(4 − 2x)
- Simplify (x^3)^5
- Nimra buys a 3 kg box of sweets for £17.60
- Solve Inx + In3 = In6
- How do you find the distance a ball travels if fired at speed u and angle theta from the ground?
- y=4sin(kx) write down dy/dx.
- ‘America was responsible for the start of the Cold War’. Discuss
- Examine the causes of a challenge to sovereignty in one named country
- With reference to the tropical rainforest biome
- How does a corrie form over time?
- What are the characteristics of oceanic crust?
- How have the Big Six energy companies benefited from vertical and horizontal integration?
- Discuss the effectiveness of fiscal policy to counter recession
- Describe the difference between ionic, covalent, and metallic bonding.
- What are the different forms of elemental carbon?
- Explain how information passes between neurons in the nervous system
- Explain Cohesion-Tension Theory
- How does a point mutation in the gene coding for ATP
- How can we determine stationary points by completing the square?
- The curve C is paramterised by the equations:
- Differentiate ln(x)/x
- Why did William the Conqueror succeed in the Battle of Hastings
- How far do you agree that global governance
- Give reasons why tropical storms eventually lose their energy
- Identify two key responsibilities of a country’s central bank.
- What are the main causes of globalisation?
- Balance the equation C4H10 + O2 → CO2 + H2O
- How does an acid buffer work?
- Describe how pregnancy tests work.
- Explain how blood glucose levels are regulated.
- How do fossil fuel powered power stations and solar powered power stations generate electricity?
- Explain air resistance
- This sign was in a doctor’s waiting room
- Write the following numbers in order of size. Start with the smallest number. −11 −2 8 −7 3 10
- Sonia wants to book a holiday.
- Find the values of x and y for which dy/dx = 0 in y= x^3 – 4x^2 – 3x +2
- Integrate, with respect to x, xCos3x
- Why is the integral of a function the area?
- What are the double angle formula?
- What were three main causes of the 1929 Great Depression?
- Outline the effect of human activity on succession
- Explain one advantage and one disadvantage of fracking.
- Why is the demand for food relatively price inelastic?
- Discuss whether taxing the manufacturers of high-sugar drinks
- Why can sodium chloride conduct electricity in the molten state but not in the solid state?
- Explain why hydrogen bromide has a higher boiling point than hydrogen chloride.
- Explain what is meant by “active transport”?
- Understanding Cell Biology: The Foundation of Life
- Why does log a + log b = log (ab)?
- Differentiate and factorise y = x^2(3x + 1)
- Find the equation of the curve with gradient dy/dx=(4x-5) which passes through (3,7)
- What is deadweight welfare loss?
- During the cardiac cycle , there is a delay between
- Explain what the terminal velocity of an object is.
- Alpha particles, beta particles and gamma rays
- Write 0.4 as a percentage.
- Write down a 3 digit number that is a multiple of 5
- Here is a list of numbers. 3 3 3 3 4 4 5 7 8
- Explain the Normal Distribution
- A girl kicks a ball at a horizontal speed
- Differentiate The Following function: y = (x^2+7)^1/2
- How to find dy/dx in terms of t for two parametric equations that are in terms of t.
- How do I write a really good History essay?
- To what extent does plate tectonic theory help in understanding
- Explain how El Niño cycles can lead to drought.
- What are economies of scale?
- Discuss pricing and non-pricing strategies
- Describe and explain the changes between sulphuric
- What is enthalpy and how can it be calculated?
- Exercise increases adrenalin levels.
- Why does a plant not take in all of the light energy that reaches their leaves?
- Differentiate the function y=4sqrt(x)
- Solve the following integral: ∫ x^3 *ln(2x) dx
- What are the roots of 3x^2 + 13x + 4 ?
- What is inflation?
- It is the oil price crash of 2014, and the Norwegian government is fearing a recession
- What is the difference between a nerve synapse and a neuromuscular junction?
- Describe the control of heart rate
- The town of Hornsdale in Australia has electricity supplied by a huge battery
- A negatively charged rod is held near an earthed conductor.
- Write 1476 to the nearest 10
- Work out (7/10 – 4/15) ÷ 2/3
- Divide 62 in the ratio 3 : 7
- Express cos(2x) in the form acos^2(x) + b, where a and b are constants.
- Differentiate, e^3x + ln 2x
- Integrate sin7xcos3x
- How far do you agree that global governance is crucial in meeting the challenge of reducing incidence of wildfires?
- Suggest two ways a coast can be protected by soft engineering
- Describe with a real world example, price elasticity of demand
- What are the assumptions of perfect competition?
- What is a method that you can use for balancing equations?
- What shape does XeF4 take?
- Give two ways of improving the method used to obtain the data needed to calculate the heart rate.
- Why is the model of the structure of biological membranes described as ‘fluid mosaic’?
- Evaluate the integral ∫2x√(x^2 +1) dx
- Find the cartesian equation when x=ln(t+3) and y= 1/t+5
- Integrate x^2 + 3x + 4
- Solve x^2 -6x +2 < -3
- Examine the short term causes of Russia’s 1917 Revolution.
- Assess the significance of the Gestapo
- Outline the concept of the Hazard Management Cycle.
- What does Hjülstrom curve show?
- Discuss the impact of an urban transport sustainability scheme you have studied.
- What are some main solutions for consuming negative externalities, such as smoking?
- Using real life examples, explain the differences between the different market structures.
- Why is supply side policy used a lot in modern economies?
- How can a depreciation in the home currency impact the trade balance?
- What happens when CaCO3?
- What is a covalent bond?
- Describe and explain the reactivity trend of the Group 2 elements
- How can you tell if a reaction is feasible and what factors contribute towards this?
- Explain the uses of auxins, gibberellins and ethene
- Excessive weight gain and obesity increase the likelihood of developing type 2 diabetes
- What is the role of succession and how does this maintain ecosystems?
- How is DNA packaged within Eukaryotic Cell nucleosomes
- Work out –4 × – 7/9
- Work out 0.37 × 0.26 Give your answer as a decimal.
- What is 214 × 30?
- A student rubbed a plastic rod with a cloth.
- For one type of insulating material, the temperature
- What impact did Louis Pasteur have on modern medicine?
- To what extent were Stalin’s five year plans a success?
- Outline the differences between constructive and destructive plate margins.
- Explain how human factors affect a population’s vulnerability to flooding
- What are the short term pricing differences in the different market structures?
- Do you think that the overall benefits of HS2 are likely to be greater than the costs? Discuss.
- When to know to use partial fractions and polynomial long division?
- Find dy/dx when y = (3x – 1)^10
- Differentiate f(x) = (3x + 5)(4x – 7)
- Given that d/dx(cosx)=-sinx
- The rate of growth of a population of micro-organisms
- Why is profit maximising at MC=MR?
- Describe one effect of an increase in the rate of interest on the economy?
- In the electrolysis of sodium chloride solution
- Zinc chloride and zinc carbonate contain ions
- How do you form a Born-Haber cycle?
- Name the reagent and explain the process of 1-bromoethane into propanoic acid
- When taken correctly, the combined pill can be over 99% effective.
- The combined contraceptive pill contains artificial
- Describe the function of ribosomes in protein synthesis.
- Describe the secondary structure of a protein.
- Outline processes by which glaciers erode the landscape
- The only animals on a farm are 30 cows and 80 sheep
- Simplify fully 8a + 5b + 6a – 2b
- What is the sum of 1 to 100?
- How to “study” mathematics, not just learn?
- Integrate sin(x)cos(x)^2 from 0 to π/2
- How to complete the square?
- A curve has equation y = x^3 – 48x
- How important was Bismarck in keeping the political
- What benefits did the First World War bring to the American economy?
- Using a case study, explore the ways in which population growth can be controlled
- How does erosion occur on the river bed?
- Explain two possible external benefits of HS2.
- Define the term ‘social cost’.
- In the UK 7% of children are privately educated compared with 24% in Japan
- Between 2010 and 2015 the average price of tea in the UK increased
- What actually are sin, cos and tan?
- A sample of molten potassium bromide is electrolysed
- Metal objects can be electroplated with gold.
- Explain the trend in atomic radii from Lithium to Fluorine?
- Aluminium alloys are used instead of pure aluminium in aircraft manufacture
- Why is the Mg2+ ion smaller in radius than the Na+ ion?
- Explain why increased nitrate levels in the soil improve crop yield.
- Explain how crop rotation increases nitrate levels in the soil.
- Find ∫(8x^3+6x^(1/2)-5)dx
- Given that y = 2^x, express 4^x in terms of y.
- Was King Henry II responsible for the eventual
- Who won the Cuban Missile Crisis?
- What is the percentage that is between ½ and ¾?
- A circle has a diameter of 10 cm. What is the radius?
- Explain one key economic decision for a producer.
- Explain one possible disadvantage to a firm
- Explain the likely impact of diminishing marginal
- Discuss the decision by Jet2 to increase its
- How to use the product rule?
- If f'(x)=3x(x – 1), find f(x)
- Show that (x+2) is a factor of f(x) = x^3 – 19x – 30
- State box two features of a non-competitive market.
- Explain one benefit of specialisation for an
- Discuss the proposed government subsidy to prevent
- Assess whether Thomas Cook’s failure was caused
- Waste water can be used to produce drinking water.
- What are the differences between covalent
- What is a test for iron(III) compounds?
- What term describes the relationship between
- Give two reasons why only some of the energy
- Integrate the function f(x) = ax^2 + bx + c over the interval [0,1],
- Write (x+1)(x-2)(x+3) into the form of ax^3 + bx^2 + cx + d
- How far were the Nazis in control of the German people between 1933 and 1945?
- How do you differentiate y=x^x?
- What is more important in reducing the impact of Earthquakes, Prediction or Mitigation?
- Describe the processes in the formation of a coastline.
- Explain the likely impact of diminishing
- A human body has 5dm3 of blood.
- What is the length of time between
- There are only 7 blue pens, 4 green pens and
- A triangle has sides a,b,c and angles A,B,C
- Why is the derivative of x^5 equal to 5x^4?
- Find the equation of a Circle with centre (2,9) and radius 4.
- How should I structure a history essay?
- Why was internment introduced in
- Outline and evaluate the Social Learning
- Explain the formation of bays and headlands
- What is necessary for revenue maximisation to occur?
- A sample of potable water contains impurities.
- What is necessary for a firm to be able to
- An acid reacts with an alkali
- Which has a lower boiling point chlorine
- Name one structure that is found in veins
- Describe two features of the structure of xylem vessels
- A circle has equation x^2 + y^2 + 2x – 6y – 40 = 0
- Differentiate ln(x^3 +2)
- Solve x: e^(3x-9) = 8
- How do you find the coordinate of where
- Why did Labour win the 1945 election?
- Explain the likely impact of migration on
- Work out the shape of an SF6 molecule
- How to calculate rate coefficient units
- Living cells in phloem use energy to
- Carbon dioxide diffuses from the body
- Sean works for a company
- Find the general solution to the differential
- Prove by contradiction that 2^(1/2)
- Express 3/2x+3 – 1/2x-3 + 6/4x^2-9
- What were the reasons that led to Hitler’s rise to power?
- How to express (x + a)/(x + b)^2
- How to structure a 16 mark answer?
- Outline the role of waves in the transportation
- What is a conservative plate boundary?
- How effective are coastal management schemes
- Explain one reason why an individual consumer
- State two different examples of the factor of
- Evaluate the case for a reduction in the regulations
- Evaluate the effectiveness of using monetary policy
- Give the molecular formula and the empirical
- The theoretical maximum yield of zinc oxide was 1.86g
- Why does reacting a bromoalkane with ammonia
- What is Le Chatelier’s principle?
- Bloodworms have a high level of haemoglobin
- Which species also indicates that the water is polluted?
- When a person walks on a tile, a potential difference
- Describe a method a student could use to determine
- In most homes in the UK there are many different
- On one day the demand for electricity in the UK
- Some of the energy from the wind used to rotate a
- The mean power output of the wind farm is 696 MW
- How do you know if the second derivative of an equation
- Integrate xsin(x) with respect to x
- In which jobs are earnings likely to be highest?
- A 5% decrease in the price of newspapers leads to
- Assess the benefits to the UK economy
- Assess the likely impact on the UK economy
- To what extent can an understanding of feedback
- Outline the role of wind in the process of transport
- Using the Quotient rule
- Why is the differential of a constant zero?
- Show that (1 – cos(2x)) / (1 + cos(2x))
- How can I find the normal to a curve at a given point?
- Solve the equations 2x + 3y = 18 and x + y = 6
- What is an inverse function?
- The volume of liquid in a container
- A circle C with centre at the point (2, –1)
- Differentiate x^2 ln(3x) with respect to x
- Find the turning points of the
- Given y = x^3 + 3 find the equation of the tangent
- Solve the simultaneous equations
- Find the derivative of arctan(x)
- Given y = cos(3x)cosec(5x). Find dy/dx.
- Given y = 2xsinx. Find dy/dx.
- Why do we use the trapezium rule?
- What is the formula for the trapezium rule?
- What is the formula for integration by parts?
- A particle P of mass 2 kg is held at rest in equilibrium
- What is the integral of (ax + b)^n?
- What is a non-uniform rod?
- What is the integral of 1/(ax +b)?
- What is the moment of a force?
- Simplify 7 × e × f × 8
- A stone slides horizontally across ice.
- Solve x/5 = 2.5
- What is a column vector?
- Write 7.26451 correct to 3 decimal places.
- What is a unit vector and why are they used?
- Work out the value of 2^4
- How do you add vectors together?
- What is the integral of e^(ax + b)?
- What is the triangle law for vector addition?
- How to find the area under a curve?
- What is the integral of 2x^3 – 4x^(-2) + 4x?
- Integrate x^2 between the limits of x = 2 and x = 3
- What is a definite integral?
- Why do we have a constant of integration?
- What is an indefinite integral?
- ‘In the years c1600–c1900, the use of transportation
- Of all the vehicles made in the UK
- Explain one reason why there is less likely
- Evaluate the importance of wage costs in influencing
- Write 6.75 × 10^−4 as an ordinary number.
- There are 30 women and 20 men at a gym
- What is the reverse chain rule?
- Assess the likely economic impact
- The UK has a legal minimum wage
- Assess the usefulness of the GINI
- Discuss the likely impact of low productivity
- Analyse two factors influencing labour productivity in
- When an equation is written for this reaction
- Give the name of the apparatus that should be used
- Viruses can cause disease.
- What symbol is used to represent integration?
- Find the coordinates of the stationary point
- Given y = x^3 – 3x^2 + 3x has (1 , 1)
- What is a stationary point?
- What is a second order derivative?
- Determine the equation of the tangent
- What is meant by normal to a curve and how to find its equation?
- What is meant by tangent to a curve and how to find its equation?
- Find the gradient of the curve y = 2x^2 – x -1
- If y = 1 what is dy/dx?
- What is the derivative of ax^2 + bx + c?
- If f(x) = 10x^-1 then what is the derivative?
- If y = x^6 what is dy/dx?
- Evaluate the impact of low or negative economic growth
- Analyse the likely impact on the market
- If y = x^n then what is dy/dx?
- How do you actually find the derivative of a function?
- How to find the gradient of a curve at any given point?
- What is the notation that is used for differentiation?
- What is differentiation in mathematics?
- Write 87569 correct to 3 significant figures.
- Amol, Gemma and Harry each have a number of sweets.
- 208 bars of chocolate were sold from a shop
- Here is a list of numbers. 5, 11, 18, 22, 29
- Write 19.4949 correct to the nearest whole number.
- Write down the value of the 2 in the number 12345
- Write the following numbers in order of size
- Assess the potential factors which can impact
- Outline the relationship between the water cycle and the
- What is an example of a variable cost?
- What would be included in the tertiary sector of an economy?
- What could lead to a reduction in the quantity supplied of a product?
- What best describes equilibrium price in a market?
- Evaluate the impact on European firms of the growing
- Give the atomic number of lithium.
- Describe how to make a solution from a solid in a test tube.
- In some countries, toothpastes contain nanoparticles of silver
- Give a reason why plastic is a suitable material to make a toothbrush handle.
- A student wanted to investigate how effective three different
- Bacteria have been genetically engineered to produce human
- There is a shortage of kidneys for organ transplants.
- The value of Michelle’s car has decreased by 15%
- Jessica runs for 15 minutes at an average speed of 6 miles per hour.
- Make p the subject of the formula d = 3p + 4
- Find the points of intersection of the parabola
- A curve has parametric equations x = tan^2(t)
- The curve C has parametric equations x = t^3 – 8t
- A curve with parametric equations x = 2 cos 2t
- A curve C with parametric equations
- The cartesian equation of the circle C
- The points Q (1, 3) and R (7, 0) lie on the line l1
- The curve C has an equation
- ‘The idea of retribution was the main factor
- The curve C has parametric equations
- The line l1 passes through the point A (2, 5)
- The curve C has equation
- Explain why there were changes in the use of prison
- Factorise completely x^3 – 4x
- A line L is parallel to y = 4x+5 and passes through the
- What is the formula to find the area of a sector?
- Water has two significant anomalous properties
- Using the identity cos2θ = 1 – 2sin^2(θ)
- What is the formula for arc length?
- Find an equation of the line p which passes through
- The points A(1,7), B(20,7) and C(p, q) form the vertices
- What is Ionic bonding?
- Sinita wants to make 35 picture frames
- The line L has equation y = 5 – 2x
- Here are the first five terms of a number
- What type of reaction occurs when ammonia
- The line l1 has equation y = 3x + 2 and the line l2
- The point A (–6, 4) and the point B (8, –3) lie on the line L
- Suggest why it is more important for the survival
- Simplify 2m × 3
- Wallace and Darwin did not always agree
- Alfred Russel Wallace travelled around
- Work out the lowest common multiple (LCM) of 24 and 56
- Write down two factors of 12
- The mitotic index is often used in the
- Assess the impact of Multinational Corporations (MNCs)
- Work out 1/4 of 28
- Assess the benefits of being a member of
- Write 35% as a fraction.
- Discuss the possible impact of economic growth
- Write 0.0874 correct to 1 significant figure
- How to convert between radians and degrees?
- Write 2530 correct to 2 significant figures
- Explain one way in which attitudes towards the crime
- Describe two features of the work of H Division in the policing of Whitechapel.
- Factorise 4p + 6
- Explain two processes of glacial erosion.
- Given y = (2x + 1)^4. Find dy/dx
- Solve 3y/4 = 12
- Do you think the UK Government
- Explain two methods the UK Government
- Expand 3(4 − 2x)
- Prove that the line y = 3x − 10 does not
- Evaluate the extent of the trade-off between
- Assess the use of fiscal policy
- Here is the shoe size of each of 12 boys in a class.
- Assess the impact of exchange rate
- Write 60 metres as a fraction of 1000 metres.
- Discuss the usefulness of GDP
- Bromine disproportionates in water to a
- Explain why the disproportionation of bromine
- What are small angle approximations?
- What is the colour of iodine
- Describe what is produced when
- A line has gradient −4 and passes through the point
- A student was investigating mitosis in the roots
- Define the term ‘wage differentials’
- Explain one possible business objective
- Explain one reason why an individual’s wants may change over time.
- Tesla held an 82% market share of the electric
- Some occupations in the UK are facing large
- Explain one type of internal economies
- What is most closely associated with tacit collusion?
- State one factor that affects the rate of glacier movement
- What is a radian?
- Explain two secondary hazards caused by earthquakes.
- Assess whether development and governance
- Explain the tectonic hazards that may result from volcanic activity
- Past records suggest that 30% of customers who
- Calcium reacts with chlorine.
- Explain how the trend in the reactivity of the Group 2
- What does a change of sign indicate?
- An experiment was carried out to determine the molar volume
- What is a root of a function?
- A curve with equation y = 3x^2 + 24/x + 2
- New antibiotics are being developed to treat the disease
- Klebsiella pneumoniae is a prokaryotic cell
- State how the use of antibiotics could contribute
- What are numerical methods?
- In 2017, a new strain of Klebsiella pneumoniae
- A curve has equation y = 2x^3 – 4x + 5
- State the sense most likely to be affected if the occipital lobe is damaged.
- Find the derivative of 3x^2 from first principles.
- Which part of the brain contains the occipital lobe?
- The curve with equation y = x^3 – 10x^2 + 27x -23
- Which part of the eye contains light receptor cells?
- A curve has equation y = 5x^4 – 24x^3 + 42x^2 – 32x + 11. Find:
- HIV is another sexually transmitted infection
- A curve has equation 3x^4 – 8x^3 – 3. Find:
- Explain why chlamydia can be treated with antibiotics.
- A curve has equation x = 4sin2y
- Give one way the transmission of chlamydia can be prevented.
- A curve has equation y = x^2 -2x -24x^(½)
- A curve with equation y = 3x^2 – 2 has the point P(2, 10) on it.
- The curve C has equation y = 2×2 – 12x + 16
- Show, that the function
- Given x=2sint, y = 4t find dy/dx at t = π
- What is the derivative of cosecx?
- Differentiate e^(x^2 – 4x + 2)
- What is the quotient rule?
- Differentiate (sinx + cosx)^5
- What is the derivative of lnx?
- What is the derivative of a^x?
- What is the derivative of e^x?
- Work out (4 × 1^3 ) × (6 × 10^−5)
- Write 438 000 in standard form.
- Write 1.63 × 10^−3 as an ordinary number.
- A delivery company has a total of 160 cars and vans
- A factor which affects AD can easily affect AS
- During recessions the government needs to
- There can be equilibrium at less than full employment
- Keynesian LRAS
- State why chlamydia
- A student wanted to extract the DNA from fresh peas
- What is the shape of a DNA molecule?
- DNA molecules contain base pairs
- Name the process that forms gametes
- Some plants reproduce sexually
- Write 124 as a product of its prime factors.
- Solve 7x − 27 < 8
- Prove that the derivative of sinx is cosx
- Increase 240 by 20%
- A competitor is running a 20 kilometre race.
- Savio leaves his home at 07: 30
- f (x) = −3x^3 + 8x^2 − 9x + 10
- Given that 2.96 × 3.2 = 9.472
- Show that the equation 4 cos θ – 1 = 2 sin θ tan θ
- Solve, for 0 < θ ≤ 450°, the equation 5 cos^2(θ) = 6 sin θ
- y = 6x − 5
- Solve, for 360° ≤ x < 540°, 12sin2x + 7 cos x – 13 = 0
- There are 15 sweets in a jar
- In a triangle ABC, side AB has length 10 cm,
- Work out 3/10 × 5/8
- Conditional probability formula
- Suggest one way hazard management strategies
- Define set notation in a sample space
- Solving conditional probability problems
- Plate movement can be explained by
- The meaning of independent events
- Explain the formation of wadis
- How to analyse the motion of a projectile?
- What are the constant acceleration formula?
- What is national output?
- What is a velocity time graph?
- What is meant by perfectly inelastic?
- How to calculate average speed?
- Classical LRAS
- How to calculate average velocity
- What is the difference between
- What is displacement?
- What are AD and AS curves?
- What is i, j notation?
- Equilibrium levels of real national output
- What is a vector?
- Prove that the derivative of cosx is -sinx
- Work out 5/12 + 1/6
- At the end of October, Fiona’s electricity
- In Norway last year, the lowest temperature was −15°C.
- Simon buys some candles.
- Write down the value of the 6 in the number 16007
- Simplify e + e + e + e
- Change 40 centimetres into millimetres.
- Explain the formation of roches
- “Climate change is the most important factor
- Evaluate the following statement.
- Explain one opportunity cost a firm might
- Explain one meteorological cause of drought.
- State two factors of production.
- A 20% increase in the price of lawnmowers l
- Explain one factor that may lead to an increase
- Explain one economy of scale.
- Injections and withdrawals
- Income and wealth
- The circular flow of income
- Name one of the global atmospheric circulation cells
- Examine the role of erosional processes in the formation of glaciers.
- Explain one impact of drought on people
- Explain one impact of freeze thaw weathering on landscapes.
- Simplify n^3 × n^5
- State one type of glacial erosion process.
- The equation of a curve is y = 4x^2 − 56x
- Change a speed of 180 km per hour to meters per second.
- Solve 6x^2 + 5x − 6 = 0
- Make a the subject of the formula p = 3a − 9
- Change 8000 cm^3 to m^3
- Chanda buys a necklace for £120 She sells the necklace
- A and B are points on a centimeter grid
- Write down the coordinates of the turning point of the graph of y = x^2 − 6x + 4
- Write down the y intercept of the graph of y = x^2 − 6x + 4
- In A Level mechanics, what is gravity?
- In A Level mechanics, what is air resistance?
- In A Level mechanics, what is a smooth and light pulley?
- In A Level mechanics, what is a rough surface?
- In A Level mechanics, what is a smooth surface?
- In A Level mechanics, what is an inextensible string?
- In A Level mechanics, what is a light object?
- In A Level mechanics, what is a uniform body?
- In A Level mechanics, what is a lamina?
- In A Level mechanics, what is a rod?
- In A Level mechanics, what is a particle?
- Examine the role of erosion processes and geology
- Explain one reason why sediment size usually
- State one type of sediment transportation process.
- Explain one way that constructive waves can affect beaches.
- What is not classed as a factor of production?
- State two characteristics of a competitive market.
- Give a reason for diseconomies of scale
- Evaluate the view that international trade
- Explain reasons for changes in the value of exports
- Evaluate the view that supply-side improvements
- Explain the main problems for an economy
- Assess the view that floating exchange rates
- What is classed as an economic resource?
- In which occupations do wages tend to be lowest?
- What would be an opportunity cost to the owner of a factory buying a new machine?
- State one type of mass movement process
- Explain one reason why igneous rocks often have large crystals.
- State one characteristic of a sedimentary rock.
- Name one type of metamorphic rock.
- Is inflation a problem?
- Explain how expenditure-switching policies
- Evaluate whether the best way to reduce inequality
- Explain the main causes of inequality in the distribution of pre-tax incomes.
- Evaluate the view that government failure
- Explain the difference between complete and partial market failure.
- Here are the first five terms of an arithmetic sequence
- The nth term of a different sequence is 8 − 6n
- Solve 1/x − 1/( x + 1) = 4
- Work out the value of (8/27)^(4/3)
- Prove that (2m + 1)^2 − (2n – 1)^2 = 4(m + n)(m − n + 1)
- Solve the simultaneous equations 5x + 2y = 11 and 4x + 3y = 6
- Two numbers m and n are such that m is a multiple of 5
- Find the stationary points on the curve y = x^3-3x^2+1 and investigate their nature
- Find the equation of the circle, centre (1, 2), which passes through the point ( 2, 3).
- P is the point (3, 8). Q is the point (-1, 5). Find the equation of PQ.
- Find the equation of the line with gradient 2 and passing through (3, -1).
- Two numbers m and n are such that
- Factorise x^2 + 10x + 9
- A storage tank exerts a force of 10000 newtons on the ground
- Emma writes down three numbers m, n and p. n = 2m and p = 5n. Find m:p
- Assess the view that high-speed Internet connection
- Explain how the price mechanism allocates resources in a market economy.
- What is indirect tax?
- What is income elasticity of demand?
- Find the gradient and the y-intercept
- A is the point (2, -6). B is the point (-3, 4).
- Freddie and Louis each start with the same number of sweets.
- At a coffee shop Americanos
- Find the definite integral of (2x – x^2) between the limits 2 and 1
- Using recent data provided by the low-cost
- X ~ B(10,0.6). Find the expectation of X
- Using recent data provided by the low-cost airline
- What is the expectation of a binomial distribution?
- When is the binomial distribution a suitable model to use?
- What is the formula for a binomial distribution?
- State one method of sediment transport along the UK coastlines.
- Freeze thaw is an example of a weathering process.
- What is informal work?
- Identify one example of an igneous rock.
- What is formal work?
- What is an urban economy?
- What is a megacity?
- If a plantlet touches soil, it will grow roots and become a new plant.
- Cystic fibrosis is a genetic condition that can also cause liver disease.
- State two pieces of health advice for people about drinking alcohol.
- Rizwan writes down three numbers a, b and c a :b = 1 :3 b : c = 6:5.
- Here is a list of 8 letters. B C A A A A B A.
- Work out 0.004 × 0.32
- Write 500 as a product of powers of its prime factors.
- A shop sells jars of coffee.
- There are 84 calories in 100 g of banana.
- What is the incidence of tax?
- What is habitual behaviour?
- What are externalities?
- What is a one tailed test in hypothesis testing?
- What is a binomial distribution?
- What is a critical value in hypothesis testing?
- When to do a two tailed test in hypothesis testing?
- How to find the area of a triangle given two sides and an angle between them?
- Why are there sometimes two values for sine?
- The circle C has equation x^2 + y^2 − 10x + 4y + 11 = 0
- What is the cosine rule?
- Solve sin(x + 60) = 0.3 between 0 and 360
- Simplify 5sin^2(3x) + 5cos^2(3x)
- Why does tanx = sinx/cosx?
- Trig identities
- What occupations would be included
- Fish and chips are complementary goods
- Do you think the UK government should
- Explain two possible consequences of the oligopolistic
- Define oligopoly
- Explain one possible cause of monopolistic
- Explain one possible effect on the equilibrium
- Exact values of trig ratios?
- Trig identities
- What is cos(-50) in terms of an acute angle?
- What is sin240 in terms of an acute angle?
- A company made a profit of £20 000 in its first year of trading, Year 1
- What is a CAST diagram?
- What are partial fractions?
- The range of validity in a binomial expansion
- What is a recurrence relation?
- What does the sigma notation represent?
- What is the sum to infinity?
- What are the formulas for an arithmetic sequence?
- What is a sequence?
- Find the coefficient of x^4 in the expansion (2 + 3x)^10
- What is factorial notation?
- Expand (2x – 5)^4
- Expand (x + 2y)^3
- What is urbanisation?
- What is population density?
- Alcohol is broken down by liver cells.
- What is an urban area?
- Define decentralisation
- Describe one difference between the phalanges
- Define counter urbanisation
- Which of the following saw more change as a result of Lenin’s policies
- Describe one difference between the humerus
- Define commuter village
- Define Central Business District
- The book ‘On the Origin of Species’ was published in 1859.
- What is excess demand?
- What is government failure?
- Describe two ways that stone tools and fossils can be dated to find out how old they are.
- What is excess supply?
- What is the free rider principle?
- What is the name of the organism that causes disease?
- What is a free market?
- What is meant by excess supply?
- What is meant by Division of labour?
- What is Diminishing marginal utility?
- An atom has a radius of 1 × 10^−10 m.
- Silver nanoparticles can be added to the material used to make socks.
- Coarse particles, fine particles and nanoparticles are all small particles.
- Which ion is produced by carbonic acid in aqueous solution?
- What is a property of a diamond?
- Which gas is produced when
- What is Pascal’s Triangle?
- Give one observation you would
- How to find the intersection of a straight line and curve?
- Find the centre and radius of the circle with equation x^2 + y^2 – 4x – 6y = 3
- What are the two forms for the equation of a circle?
- What is a perpendicular bisector?
- Finding the midpoint of a straight line
- Gradient of a straight line
- Finding the distance between points on a straight line
- How to solve quadratic inequalities?
- What is a linear inequality?
- Solve 3^2x – 10 × 3^x + 9 = 0
- Rationalise the denominator of (2+3√5)/(3−√5)
- Solve 3x – 2y = 4 and 4x + 7y = 15
- Find x if 9^2x = 27^(x + 1)
- What is a function?
- How to solve quadratic equations
- What is the discriminant?
- The general quadratic equation
- Rationalising The Denominator
- Expanding Brackets
- What are the four main laws of indices?
- Negative and Fractional Indices
- Prove if the statement is true or false
- What is proof by counter example?
- How do you prove an identity?
- What is the Economic Problem?
- What is Diminishing Marginal Utility?
- What is Cross elasticity of demand (XED) ?
- The functions f and g are defined by
- What is Consumer surplus?
- In what ways were the lives of people in the USSR
- Describe two problems faced by the people of the USSR during the Terror.
- Which box of the following was the more important
- In what ways were the lives of the German people
- Which of the following was the more important reason
- In what ways were the lives of people in the Southern states
- Increasing the amount of insulation in a house affects
- A panel of solar cells has an efficiency of 0.15.
- A student reacts an acid with an alkali in a titration.
- Why do the elements in Group 1 of the modern periodic
- Describe how to obtain sodium chloride crystals from sodium chloride solution by crystallisation.
- An atom of element Y has: an atomic number of 9 and a mass number of 19.
- A garden is in the shape of a rectangle 90 m by 60 m.
- Write the ratio 4.5 : 2.25 in the form n : 1
- P = 7r + 3q Work out the value of P when r = 5 and q = –4
- There are y boats on a lake.
- Dave goes into a cafe and buys 2 cups of coffee
- Find the highest common factor (HCF) of 72 and 90
- Deon needs 50 g of sugar to make 15 biscuits.
- Explain the formation of geos.
- What is a nuée ardente?
- Suggest how one geomorphic process
- How is a rift valley formed?
- What are Complementary goods?
- Attempts at managing glaciated landscapes cannot address
- What is Ceteris paribus?
- Capital Goods
- Capital
- What is proof by deduction?
- The 7th term of an arithmetic progression is 6.
- Describe two problems faced by the German people
- The first term of a geometric series is 8.
- Find the indefinite integral of x – 3/x^2
- Use calculus to find the set of values of x
- Express 5x^2 + 20x + 6 in the form a(x + b)^2 + c.
- Factorise n^3 + 3n^2 + 2n.
- Find the discriminant of 3x^2 + 5x + 2.
- Expand (2x + 5)(x − 1)(x + 3), simplifying your answer
- Assess the role of climate in the formation of fluvio-glacial landscapes.
- What is the geomorphological process of nivation?
- Explain one positive externality that could result from building a new motorway.
- State two types of economy of scale.
- Asymmetric information
- What is meant by Command economy?
- Ad valorem tax
- What is aggregate demand?
- Ionisation energies provide information about the
- Write an equation to represent the first ionisation energy of hydrogen
- Rearrange the following equation to make h the subject
- Rearrange the equation 5c + 9t = a(2c + t) to make c the subject.
- You are given that f(x) = x^2 + kx + c.
- Express 3x^ 2 – 12x + 5 in the form a(x – b)^2 – c.
- Find the coordinates of the point of intersection
- Make r the subject of the formula
- Find the indefinite integral of xsinx
- Find the turning points of the equation y=4x^3-9x^2+6x
- Change 1756 grams to kilograms.
- f(x) = x^3 + kx – 2
- f(x) = 2x^3 – 7x^2 – 17x + 10
- How to prove that root 2 is irrational
- What are the characteristics of periglacial areas?
- How far do you agree that human activity has a greater role than natural processes in shaping coastal landscapes?
- Outline characteristics of patterned ground.
- Assess the view that wind is the biggest factor in determining the impact of energy in coastal environments.
- Outline characteristics of constructive waves.
- What is wave quarrying?
- A 25% increase in the price of chocolate bars leads to a 5% fall in quantity demanded.
- In January 2018, the minimum wage in Andorra increased to €5.87 per hour.
- Sea cucumbers are marine animals that have an important role
- Describe one factor that may influence the growth of a firm.
- There are many health warnings about the dangers of eating too much sugar
- Define the term consumer.
- The sequence of the first three elements in the Periodic Table is hydrogen
- In the UAE, 87% of Dubai’s shopping malls are owned by just five firms.
- The curve C has the equation cos2x + cos3y = 1, Find dy/dx in terms of x and y.
- Calculate the income elasticity of demand (YED)
- Explain what is meant by the term ‘sustainability’
- There are 40 students in a class.
- State the formula used to calculate income elasticity of demand for a product.
- The length of a line is x centimetres.
- State one factor of production used in the production of organic food.
- What is an external cost of production?
- Solve t + t + t = 12
- Solve 6w + 2 = 20
- Explain why the first ionisation energy of sulfur is lower than that of phosphorus
- Explain why the first ionisation energy of sulfur is lower than that of chlorine
- Harry is planning a holiday for 4 people for 7 days.
- A student suggested that the difference
- Write down a prime number that is between 20 and 30
- What does the bonding in magnesium result from?
- Work out 10 x (3 + 5)
- Explain why iodine and chlorine have many similar chemical reactions.
- Write 180 minutes in hours
- Complete the electronic configuration of an aluminium atom.
- Elena spent 120 minutes at a sports centre.
- Proving a statement using mathematical contradiction
- How to differentiate 2^x
- Find the equation of the tangent of the curve y = x^3+ 4x^2-2x-3 when x = -4
- Differentiate xsin2x
- Give two disadvantages of generating electricity using nuclear power stations.
- What is the product rule and how does it work?
- What are the trig identities?
- How does Integration By Parts Work?
- Which process can lead to eustatic sea level change?
- What is the null and alternative hypothesis?
- How to remember the reciprocal trig functions
- Find the derivative of y = xsinx
- What is the second derivative used for?
- What is the chain rule?
- Finding dy/dx if given two parametric equations
- Fay is planning a trip to a theme park for 1 adult and 2 children.
- Work out 20 ÷ (3 + 2)
- Write 6324 correct to the nearest thousand
- The equation of the line L1 is y = 3x – 2
- Work out 54.6 × 4.3
- Azmol is paid £1500 per month.
- What is a normative statement?
- With reference to a river catchment that you have studied
- What is a public good?
- When is an economy allocatively efficient?
- What is a feature of a market economy?
- What, according to traditional economic theory, is it assumed that a firm will seek to maximise?
- When is productive efficiency achieved?
- What is a consequence of using money rather than a barter system?
- What describes a free good?
- What is the domain and range of a function?
- The total power input to a pumped storage power station is 600 MW
- How far do you agree that changes to the carbon cycle will lead to increasingly severe storm events?
- What is the main role of firms in a market economy?
- How to integrate lnx
- Give two reasons for taking repeat readings in an investigation.
- Outline the process of photosynthesis in the carbon cycle.
- What is the standard rule of integration?
- Solve 4(x – 5) = 18
- Due to excellent growing conditions the wheat harvest
- What is the standard rule for differentiation?
- Which factor of production receives the reward of interest?
- 5 tins of soup have a total weight of 1750 grams
- There are only 7 blue pens, 4 green pens and 6 red pens in a box.
- How to find the derivative of tan(x)
- A farmer has 20 boxes of eggs.
- Sean works for a company. His normal rate of pay is £12 per hour. When Sean works
- Which factors do not affect the rate of overland flow?
- How to use the discriminant in geometry
- Fahima buys 2 packets of bread rolls costing £1.50 for each packet 1 bottle of ketchup
- The heights of females from a country are normally distributed
- Work out 60% of 70
- Find an equation of the straight line passing through
- Evaluate the likely microeconomic effects of government intervention in the UK housing market.
- The line l 1 has the equation 2x + 3y + 5 = 0
- Write 4/5 as a percentage.
- Where are the typical stores of water within the lithosphere?
- If the cross elasticity of demand between two goods is –1.2 what are the two goods?
- Make x the subject of the formula
- Find ∫(x + 4)(x – 3) dx
- In a free market economy what is the function of the price mechanism?
- Write 7.264 51 correct to 3 decimal places
- State one example of an occupation in the tertiary sector of the economy
- What is meant by the term mixed economy?
- When is productive efficiency achieved?
- A firm has total costs of $500 and sells each item at a price of $50.
- What is the main role of firms in a market economy?
- Due to excellent growing conditions the wheat harvest is much greater than is usual. What impact would this be most likely to have on the equilibrium price and output of wheat?
- Which factor of production receives the reward of interest?
- Evaluate the case for government provision of goods and services such as flood defence schemes or housing.
- What are positive externalities?
- Evaluate the likely microeconomic effects of government intervention in the UK housing market.
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