Psssst, faggots, how does this compare to GCSE mathematics in

>>7924694

Fuck it's slanted. I'll try to fix it. BRB.

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Please work.

>>7924720

Interesting. Without wanting to come across as an arrogant twat, I'm finding it pretty easy so far and I got a G grade at GCSE. Though this time I'm actually doing the work. Shows how much of a difference a change in attitude can make.

By the way, the word polynomial isn't mentioned anywhere in the quadratics section of the textbook (which this question is supposed to test). I will have to look this up.

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Another question, from the same assignment. A trig question.

>>7924758
Lol yeah well done this is way above G grade stuff.

Quadratics are polynomials. A polynomial is anything that has x^n in it so x^2 is a quadratic, x^3 is a cubic, x^4 is a quartic, x^5 is a quintic and so on.

>>7925332

What about the trig question I've posted? I'll post another in a sec.

>>7925368
yeah that is too.

>>7924700
>>7925289
I dont know about GSCE, but this is like year 10/11 stuff in Australia. Maybe axis of symmetry isnt used until 12 though, but it isnt hard.

>>7925376

GCSE is high school stuff, so I presume it's similar to the UK.

The course is intended as a refresher for high school level mathematics and to create a good base for starting calc and the math beyond.

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>>7925375

What exactly is more difficult?

Here is another trig question from the same assignment.

If it comes our slanted, I'll repost it in two parts.

This is a tiny bit harder than GCSE, on the GCSE/AS boundary

Is this maths or Physics?

>>7926666

Intro to maths

>>7926674
Oh, around a third of that stuff is covered in the physics syllabus at AS, not in the maths syllabus

>>7926678

That's interesting. I'm enjoying the physics parts a lot. Glad it's included.

The entire course is 4 textbooks (a bit over a 1000 pages) done in 8 months.

>>7926678

Wait a minute, so models of vertically launched projectiles is part of AS level physics?

>>7926717
Parabolic motion of projectiles is

>>7926720

Is this shit supposed to be easy? How do most people fair at this? And can I expect a big jump in difficulty soon?

>>7926733
The stuff you're doing is pretty trivial once you get further along in your studies.

>>7926736

The next course (which is designed to be taken after this one) will cover sequences, complex numbers, functions, further trig, calc, matrices, and vectors. Any advice/things to keep in mind? Anything to look out for that fucks people?

>>7926754

And how comparable does it sound to A level?

>>7924694

Its on the harder end of GSCE, and on the easier end of A-level.

>>7926796

What about

>will cover sequences, complex numbers, functions, further trig, calc, matrices, and vectors.

>>7926808

Then thats mid to early A-level. Thats all in Core 2 and FP1 modules IIRC, they are first-year modules.

With the exception of further trig and vectors, which are GSCE subjects.

>>7926815

What's late A levels?

>>7926818

Advanced perms and combs, circular motion, complex calculus, proofs, integrating under the sign, advanced parameterisation, etc