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These Are the 10 Hardest Math Problems Ever Solved. They’re guaranteed to make your head spin. By Dave Linkletter Updated: Dec 28, 2023. Save Article. Popular Mechanics; Getty Images. In...
- Solving Rubik's Cube
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- Solving Rubik's Cube
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- Ocr June 2018 – Paper 2, Question 13
- Edexcel June 2019 – Paper 1, Question 10
- Edexcel June 2019 – Paper 2, Question 8
- Edexcel June 2019 – Paper 2, Question 10
- Aqa June 2019 – Paper 2, Question 6
- Aqa June 2019 – Paper 3, Question 15
- Aqa November 2021 – Paper 1, Question 11
- Aqa November 2021 – Paper 2, Question 9
- Aqa November 2021 – Paper 2, Question 18
- Edexcel June 2022 – Paper 1, Question 16
This question, found on OCR’s Pure Mathematics and Statistics paper in 2018, was found to be really challenging for students. Click herefor the full paper that contained this question, but a screenshot is included below. The main reason this was seen to be a difficult question was the combination of topics involved. Although the paper as a whole co...
Although there were not a huge number of marks available for this next question, the students taking the exam found it difficult to score highly. Have a look at the question, shown below, or in the exam paper here. According to the examiners’ report, the mean mark for this question was just 1.7 out of 6. For this statistic, as well as other officia...
This next question, from thisEdexcel exam paper, focuses on the A-Level Maths topic of sequences and series. However, it also incorporates aspects of other topics, such as logarithms. While both parts of this question may seem daunting at first glance, they are actually not worth very many marks. This suggests there is not as much working out neede...
Have a look at this next question, which is centred on the topic of vectors, found in thisEdexcel paper from 2019. A range of marks were achieved for this question. The examiners’ report tells us that this question was able to distinguish between students of different abilities, because it began with more straightforward maths, and gradually got mo...
Just 12% of students were able to get all the marks available for this next question, according to the examiners’ report, which can be found here. The main problem students had with this question was getting started. The trick is to notice that the equation of the curve can be rewritten in the form R cos ( x ± α ) or R sin ( x ± α ). If you want to...
The next question, from thisAQA paper, is part of the statistics section of the A-Level Maths course. It mainly requires skills and knowledge about hypothesis testing, but also needs students to have an awareness of correlation. The examiners’ report suggests that it was not the content of this question that students struggled with.Instead, they fo...
According to the examiners’ report for this paper, less than a third of students were able to make any progress on this next question, from this2021 paper. With 8 marks available, this is clearly a long question that will require a lot of working and mathematical skills. While many other questions are broken down step by step, you do not get the sa...
The next question posed a real challenge for students sitting the exam. The examiners’ report, which you can have a look at here, says that many students left parts of the question blank, unable to attempt to solve the problem. The full question can be seen below. Alternatively, the full exam paper is available here. This is clearly a long question...
Next on the list is a question about the mechanics content of the A-Level Maths specification. The examiners’ report, which you can access here, shows that candidates struggled with all three parts of this question. It can be daunting to see a lot of information to read, followed by questions worth a lot of marks. As with the previous question, it ...
The final question on this list was the final question on this Edexcel paper from 2022. The examiners’ report says that the mean mark was just 1.9, out of 9 total marks available. As the last question on the exam, you may expect it to be difficult. Indeed, students struggled with this, many leaving it blank. There were also a range of common mistak...
Revision notes on 4.1.5 Using Moments - Harder for the Edexcel A Level Maths: Mechanics syllabus, written by the Maths experts at Save My Exams.
Since high school I've been finding it difficult to solve problems in mechanics and now during my first quiz in college in the Mechanics course, I fucked up in a big question of 10 marks. How to understand the concepts effectively so that slowly I can solve difficult questions.
On this page you can find formula sheets, cheat sheets and questions by topic for Further Mechanics for Edexcel, AQA and OCR (A). If you run out of questions by topic for your own exam board you should move onto another exam board’s tab.
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