A-Level

A-Level Maths Revision

In-depth A-Level Maths revision covering every major topic. Detailed explanations, worked examples and exam strategy.

Differentiation

Power rule, chain rule, product rule, quotient rule — finding gradients and stationary points.

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Integration

Reversing differentiation, finding areas under curves, definite and indefinite integrals.

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Algebraic Proof

Proof by deduction, exhaustion, and contradiction at A-Level.

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Logarithms

Log laws, solving exponential equations, and natural logarithms.

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Exponentials

Exponential growth and decay, modelling with e^x.

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Binomial Expansion

Expanding (a + b)^n using the binomial theorem and Pascal's triangle.

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Partial Fractions

Splitting algebraic fractions into simpler parts for integration.

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Trigonometric Identities

Double angle, addition formulae, and proving trig identities.

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Parametric Equations

Curves defined by parameter t, converting to Cartesian form.

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Differential Equations

Solving first-order DEs by separation of variables.

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Numerical Methods

Newton-Raphson, trapezium rule, and iterative methods.

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Vectors in 3D

Position vectors, scalar product, and 3D geometry.

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Complex Numbers

Argand diagrams, modulus-argument form and De Moivre's theorem.

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Series

Arithmetic and geometric series, sigma notation, convergence.

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Mechanics: Forces

Resolving forces, equilibrium, and Newton's laws in context.

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Mechanics: Moments

Turning forces, equilibrium of rigid bodies, and centre of mass.

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Mechanics: Projectiles

Modelling projectile motion with SUVAT equations.

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Statistical Distributions

Binomial distribution, probability calculations and modelling.

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Hypothesis Testing

Null and alternative hypotheses, significance levels and critical regions.

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Correlation & Regression

PMCC, regression lines, and interpreting statistical relationships.

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Normal Distribution

The bell curve, z-scores, probability calculations and inverse normal.

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Poisson Distribution

Modelling rare events, mean = variance, probability tables.

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Conditional Probability

P(A|B), tree diagrams, Bayes' theorem applications.

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Kinematics

SUVAT equations, velocity-time graphs, variable acceleration.

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Statics

Equilibrium, friction, inclined planes and limiting equilibrium.

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