Just wanted to say a massive thanks for making all of these videos leading up to the TMUA, they've been immensely useful (especially the videos on paper 2 topics). Now just got to hope for the best on tuesday!
I'm not quite at the point where I think I'll be scoring a 6.5 on the day, but watching your videos has definitely improved my maths. I've learnt so much from your videos and the maths goes in so much better than reading the Worked Solutions. We really are indebted to you and even though I don't think I will score high enough to get an interview from Cambridge, your videos have taught me so so much. For every paper, I have then marked it watching your videos, making flashcards on new things from your videos - like for example, I never knew about splitting integrals!! Once the TMUA is over, I'll "buy you a coffee" too! And I'm planning on staying subscribed because I think your videos are great fun and well explained.
No problem. What I would say is that even if you don't make it to Cambridge, just remember that taking this seriously has put you in a fantastic position to 1) Do very well in your regular A-level, and 2) Be one of the best at Durham, Warwick or wherever it is that you end up going to
The TMUA’s tomorrow and i just wanted to thank you for all your videos. I found your channel during the summer when you had started going through all the papers and everything you’ve done has helped me a lot. It’s always so hard to actually know how well you’ve done on these types of tests because of the tricks they put in, but your help has made me so understand maths and become so much more fluent in it and i never thought i’d reach a stage where i can read and understand maths so easily. Thank you so much!
Hey Drew, thanks for all the vids. I was wondering if you had any final tips before tomorrow in terms of how to get less nervous and reduce anxiety before the exam?
There honestly aren't many having just complied a list. Discriminant, sine rule, cosine rule, 1/2absin C, tan=sin/cos, sin^2 +cos^2 =1, 3 log laws and maybe a change of base law, sum of arithmetic and geometric series (to infinite also). After that it's really just stuff that I'm assuming you won't need to revise, Pythagoras, total angles in a polygon etc.
Take it easy for an evening. Don't stay up all on Monday night. Do some re-reading over the questions you find hardest tomorrow. If there's any knowledge you intend to cram, re-read that too
Just wanted to say a massive thanks for making all of these videos leading up to the TMUA, they've been immensely useful (especially the videos on paper 2 topics). Now just got to hope for the best on tuesday!
I'm not quite at the point where I think I'll be scoring a 6.5 on the day, but watching your videos has definitely improved my maths. I've learnt so much from your videos and the maths goes in so much better than reading the Worked Solutions.
We really are indebted to you and even though I don't think I will score high enough to get an interview from Cambridge, your videos have taught me so so much. For every paper, I have then marked it watching your videos, making flashcards on new things from your videos - like for example, I never knew about splitting integrals!!
Once the TMUA is over, I'll "buy you a coffee" too! And I'm planning on staying subscribed because I think your videos are great fun and well explained.
No problem. What I would say is that even if you don't make it to Cambridge, just remember that taking this seriously has put you in a fantastic position to 1) Do very well in your regular A-level, and 2) Be one of the best at Durham, Warwick or wherever it is that you end up going to
The TMUA’s tomorrow and i just wanted to thank you for all your videos. I found your channel during the summer when you had started going through all the papers and everything you’ve done has helped me a lot. It’s always so hard to actually know how well you’ve done on these types of tests because of the tricks they put in, but your help has made me so understand maths and become so much more fluent in it and i never thought i’d reach a stage where i can read and understand maths so easily. Thank you so much!
Your videos are very good, I'm not even doing the tmua but I'm still watching them because they are very informative and helpful for exams in general
Hey Drew, thanks for all the vids. I was wondering if you had any final tips before tomorrow in terms of how to get less nervous and reduce anxiety before the exam?
Hi Drew, are you able to make a video on all the formulas we need to know for tmua? Thanks
There honestly aren't many having just complied a list. Discriminant, sine rule, cosine rule, 1/2absin C, tan=sin/cos, sin^2 +cos^2 =1, 3 log laws and maybe a change of base law, sum of arithmetic and geometric series (to infinite also). After that it's really just stuff that I'm assuming you won't need to revise, Pythagoras, total angles in a polygon etc.
What should I be doing now to be properly ready for the TMUA (I’ve done all the past papers, went over them and watched your videos on the TMUA)
Take it easy for an evening. Don't stay up all on Monday night. Do some re-reading over the questions you find hardest tomorrow. If there's any knowledge you intend to cram, re-read that too
@@rtwodrew2 okay 👌🏾