@@Anonimka338 I’m not entirely sure. It was suitable for the OCR exam board and covers everything on the course. I’d imagine it suits your exam board too. Either way, you will learn most of your course by watching this video. Good luck mate!
@@boxingboxingboxing99 Thanks For Reply and Wishing Me Luck. Which Book, Pdf Is Best For A Level Cambridge Math ? Which One Explains EVERYTHINGS Of CIE A Level ? If you Don't Know Just Ignore :) Thank You
@@Itss_Aymxnn Honestly I don’t know. I’d imagine the syllabus is pretty similar, if not identical. Hope this helps but it has been a long time! Haha good luck mate 😃
The fact that he not only took me through the whole A level Maths in four hours, but also explained a lot of concepts and reasons for the formulas that I wasn't told in IGCSE. Thankyou so much!!!
Why? You are like the 5th person to copy and paste the video creators time-stamps like you did all the hard work. Ctrl-C, ctrl-V, click reply --> GIVE ME LIKES FOR MY HARD WORK! lol
I feel like I'll learn more from this video than I've learned in the entire year and a half of a level maths. Well at least it's more than just watching a teacher solve problems on the board and explaining them as if she's talking herself through them and learning absolutely nothing. Darn I used to love maths so much, that's the difference a teacher can make. Thank you very much for this
I have spent many years teaching A- level Maths and Further Maths. In many respects the modern books are rubbish. In the rush to publication there are many mistakes, the explanations are over-simplified and the scope of the questions is somewhat limited. Students learn maths by doing it, so a fair proportion of my students' class time is spent with them doing questions, while I metaphorically put my feet up!
I hated A-Level maths and now I've come back to maths in my 30s and I'm like, "Yeah, I can revise all of A-Level maths in one evening, what ever was the problem?" I mean, no topology? Scandalous! I sympathize 'cause I had to learn on my own and that Bostock and Chandler, well, it's a great book if you know all the material already, but awful for intuitive explanations, which you need if you have a poor teacher or you're working on your own, like I was :/.
Yeah same, I used to love maths before A level and was found it super easy (got grade 9 in gcse) so I chose to do further maths at a level but them 2 years killed maths for me. Didn't really like the teacher and had same pure and core teacher both years
Im not sure if anyone has pointed this out but at around 2:24:30 an identity for cos2theta was given to be 1 - sin^(2)theta rather than 1 - 2sin^(2)theta. Just wanted to clarify and an amazing learning resource nonetheless ^-^
it defintiely makes it look easier. im doing a level further maths and it makes normal a level maths look piss easy. just goes to show how possible it is to be good at something and even be able to smash it cuz theres even harder stuff that u can be capable of doing.
I'm starting my A Level lessons soon and because I've been doing math lessons in greek my whole life. The lessons will obviously be in english and I was kind of worried about how to say things or if i was gonna understand what the teacher was saying but after watching this i'm not worried about a thing! Thank you
Ooh, maths in a different language is rough. My mother’s first language is welsh and she learned all her subjects in welsh but i learned all mine in english, so we always get confused trying to figure out what eachother is talking about lol. Having to switch languages for it at what has to be the hardest point in schooling sounds tough as hell.
I have to thank you because I had a chemistry teacher trying to teach my class physics, so we ended up just having lessons of watching all your GCSE physics videos which has led me to be able to get a grade 9 and study physics at A Level now!!! Thank you so much (:
@@adamjones2364 I see... emm, I studied IGCSE in grade 10 but I turned to AP in grade 11 and some of other students chose A-LEVEL. It's the arrangement of my school.
you literally made me cry because of how kind you are thankyou so much hope all your wishes and expectations come true you deserve nothing less kingggg👑👑👑👑
I'm a Year 9 (14 years old), and I've done my GCSE's in Year 8, and have started my A-Level revision. This was perfect for summarizing what I've learnt so far.
Oh my god, where were you when i needed you 6 months ago, A Level maths are crushing me and here you are with the whole curriculum. Thank you, im in genuine disbelief
Hello! i’m a 16 year old student taking gce Olevels this year in singapore ! almost all the topics here are tested (except) vectors and this video has been of great help!
at 53:50 is where sketching quadratics takes place, and for anybody who doesn't know how to differentiate yet, all you need to do is times each number by it's indice, and then reduce the indice by one. It's covered later, but this gives you the gradiant equasion for polynomial.
Thankyou for this, I am nearly 17 going into my second year and have allowed me to do a level mathematics next year on top of my current subjects of a level english and business studies.
This is AMAZING! I loved your GCSE videos (which helped me achieve all 8s and 9s!) and your A-level video is even better! You explain it so well and I actually feel completely prepared for my exams :) Thank you!
Hi there, I think you may have made a mistake in your expansion of 2 x (x+1)^2 under the Parametric Equations chapter at 01:39:15 , I think you wrote down 2x^2 +4x + 4 when it should be 2x^2 + 4x + 2, just wanted to make sure that I also had not made a mistake and it is the only one I have spotted so far :)
Is there another mistake at 01:40:27 with the rearranging. They minus one from both sides but the +4 turns into a minus 3. Even if it was +2, it still shouldn't be minus 3, right?
revise Anti de sitter space and its holographic relationship by Maldecena's AdS/CFT correspondence. You should also do some linear combinations and superposition of entangled states, plus the principle of least action by Lagrangian to derive quantum electrodynamics equations.
I started watching gaming vids, fell asleep, woke up to this- I mean ... it's been like 6 yrs since I finished school ( I had pretty good grades ) BUT, What I would've given for this vid when I was in school man! You are a legend!
Learning something, Maths or otherwise, is much easier when the how is explained well and in simple terms along when given ways of remembering formulas/ae. I found this many years ago when coaching someone for their Maths O level and devised a way of helping them with tangent, sine and cosine. Just basic stuff as I'd only got to O level myself a couple of years or so before.
I'm almost done with a level but I'm envious of future generations who will be able to watch the physics and chemistry etc versions of this video. Excellent Job! 1+sub though to fellow students i do recommend going into more detail for the important/doubtful topics just as a good measure; they say it in the description too.
Yeah the online experience isn’t very engaging and understandable, this video really clarifies everything. May save my semester exams starting 4th June :)
Correct me if I’m wrong but in factor quadratics when the discriminant is being explained; the first example is (-2)^2-(4*1*-24)=52 would be wrong should it not be =4-(-96)=100 Edit; my bad I should’ve waited a second longer.
just took a year out before going to uni, and i was really anxious that my maths had fallen behind a lot. this video was really thorough whilst still being concise and now doing a few past papers before i leave wont feel so daunting :) i found A level pretty hard but this made everything a lot clearer, thank you
You have my thanks o blessed giver of knowledge, I drink at your fountain and feel true relief and thankfulness to my fellow human, you truly are a fresh breath in a stale internet world
Time to bookmark this so I can go through the entire course before I have even done it, (I am a year 12 student but it's going so slowly and so far is so easy, I am ever so slowly getting ahead despite not studying outside of school -_- , might as well go completely ahead and finish the course over the Christmas holidays then focus on FM/RE/CS. I'm sure with Active Learn this will be a great aid to covering, at the very least, the basics of the entire course; I will update you on how well it goes)
It’s a lot easier to just expand it when it’s as simple as this but sometimes you’re given questions where one bracket is to a larger power than just 1 which is where you can apply to chain rule as well as this product rule to find an answer much quicker :)
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Timestamps below!
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00:01:00 - Laws of indices
00:07:25 - Surds
00:12:46 - Expand brackets
00:17:39 - Factorise quadratics
00:27:21 - Simultaneous Equations
00:33:43 - Factorise Cubics (Algebraic long division is A-Level only
00:39:12 - Functions
00:43:18 - Partial fractions
00:48:24 - Plot linear (Modulus is A-Level only)
00:53:50 - Plot quadratic
01:02:28 - Plot cubic
01:07:12 - Solve inequalities graphically
01:12:32 - Solve inequalities algebraically
01:18:00 - Transform functions (Modulus is A-Level only)
01:28:02 - Properties of a straight line
01:32:57 - Equation of a circle
01:37:26 - Parametric equations
01:43:03 - Binomial expansion
01:48:50 - Arithmetic progressions (A-Level only)
01:55:35 - Geometric progressions (A-Level only)
02:02:20 - Radians (A-Level only)
02:05:35 - Trigonometry
02:12:07 - Trigonometric equations
02:20:30 - Trigonometric identities (A-Level only)
02:25:21 - Differentiation - First principles
02:32:13 - Differentiation
02:42:51 - Tangents and normal
02:46:03 - Turning points
02:55:22 - Differentiate using the product rule (A-Level only)
02:56:36 - Differentiate using the quotient rule (A-Level only)
03:00:59 - Differentiate using the chain rule (A-Level only)
03:04:42 - Integration
03:13:42 - Integration by parts (A-Level only)
03:16:25 - Integration by substitution (A-Level only)
03:19:22 - Area under a curve (A-Level only)
03:29:36 - Vectors
03:34:44 - Vector equations
03:38:01 - Vector proof
03:46:30 - Vector angles
Thannnnnkkkkkkkk youuuuuuuuuu
Mua😍
Thank you so much!
Thank you! Please do the whole of A Level Chemistry and stats and mechanics too!!!
1:39:19
It is 2x^2+4x+2 isn't it ??
This is saving me this year! Btw, differentiating using product rule is 02:52:22, not the given time, else it starts you halfway through the example
no way... u saved my gcses and now about to be my a levels!!!
Yeah!
The perfect video doesn't exis-...
evidently
The most overused comment doesn’t exi-....
Oo
@Kasim Khan ouch I didn't even get that far
I just saw this exact comment somewhere else
I remember watching you in 2019 for my GCSE’s.
Now I’m watching you for my a levels. You have saved my education!
Is This Video Suitable For Cambridge A Level Math ? :D Thanks
@@Anonimka338 I’m not entirely sure. It was suitable for the OCR exam board and covers everything on the course.
I’d imagine it suits your exam board too. Either way, you will learn most of your course by watching this video. Good luck mate!
@@boxingboxingboxing99 Thanks For Reply and Wishing Me Luck. Which Book, Pdf Is Best For A Level Cambridge Math ? Which One Explains EVERYTHINGS Of CIE A Level ? If you Don't Know Just Ignore :) Thank You
@boxingboxingboxing99 uhm am I late, because I am now watching this video for my A levels, but uhm 2 years later :D, do you think this is outdated?
@@Itss_Aymxnn Honestly I don’t know. I’d imagine the syllabus is pretty similar, if not identical.
Hope this helps but it has been a long time! Haha good luck mate 😃
00:01:00 - Laws of indices ✅
00:07:25 - Surds
00:12:46 - Expand brackets
00:17:39 - Factorise quadratics
00:27:21 - Simultaneous Equations
00:33:43 - Factorise Cubics (Algebraic long division is A-Level only
00:39:12 - Functions
00:43:18 - Partial fractions
00:48:24 - Plot linear (Modulus is A-Level only)
00:53:50 - Plot quadratic
01:02:28 - Plot cubic
01:07:12 - Solve inequalities graphically
01:12:32 - Solve inequalities algebraically
01:18:00 - Transform functions (Modulus is A-Level only)
01:28:02 - Properties of a straight line
01:32:57 - Equation of a circle
01:37:26 - Parametric equations
01:43:03 - Binomial expansion
01:48:50 - Arithmetic progressions (A-Level only)
01:55:35 - Geometric progressions (A-Level only)
02:02:20 - Radians (A-Level only)
02:05:35 - Trigonometry
02:12:07 - Trigonometric equations
02:20:30 - Trigonometric identities (A-Level only)
02:25:21 - Differentiation - First principles
02:32:13 - Differentiation
02:42:51 - Tangents and normal
02:46:03 - Turning points
02:55:22 - Differentiate using the product rule (A-Level only)
02:56:36 - Differentiate using the quotient rule (A-Level only)
03:00:59 - Differentiate using the chain rule (A-Level only)
03:04:42 - Integration
03:13:42 - Integration by parts (A-Level only)
03:16:25 - Integration by substitution (A-Level only)
03:19:22 - Area under a curve (A-Level only)
03:29:36 - Vectors
03:34:44 - Vector equations
03:38:01 - Vector proof
03:46:30 - Vector angles
Thanks!
nice copying the description
@@fustigate8933 nice letting me know what I did! im using it as a checklist for myself
Is this grade 12
@@othusitseonthusitse3536 its for year 12 and 13 in the UK :)
I’ll watch this 4 hours before my exams see you then... update I got an A*
Watch it to,find out which bits you need to revise more!
how did you do bro
@@amneenja5720 this was 3 weeks ago....
@@summitsummit3634 he's probably still alive right
el bruh
you gon fail
The fact that he not only took me through the whole A level Maths in four hours, but also explained a lot of concepts and reasons for the formulas that I wasn't told in IGCSE. Thankyou so much!!!
00:00:00- intro
00:01:00 - Laws of indices
00:07:25 - Surds
00:12:46 - Expand brackets
00:17:39 - Factorise quadratics
00:27:21 - Simultaneous Equations
00:33:43 - Factorise Cubics (Algebraic long division is A-Level only
00:39:12 - Functions
00:43:18 - Partial fractions
00:48:24 - Plot linear (Modulus is A-Level only)
00:53:50 - Plot quadratic
01:02:28 - Plot cubic
01:07:12 - Solve inequalities graphically
01:12:32 - Solve inequalities algebraically
01:18:00 - Transform functions (Modulus is A-Level only)
01:28:02 - Properties of a straight line
01:32:57 - Equation of a circle
01:37:26 - Parametric equations
01:43:03 - Binomial expansion
01:48:50 - Arithmetic progressions (A-Level only)
01:55:35 - Geometric progressions (A-Level only)
02:02:20 - Radians (A-Level only)
02:05:35 - Trigonometry
02:12:07 - Trigonometric equations
02:20:30 - Trigonometric identities (A-Level only)
02:25:21 - Differentiation - First principles
02:32:13 - Differentiation
02:42:51 - Tangents and normal
02:46:03 - Turning points
02:55:22 - Differentiate using the product rule (A-Level only)
02:56:36 - Differentiate using the quotient rule (A-Level only)
03:00:59 - Differentiate using the chain rule (A-Level only)
03:04:42 - Integration
03:13:42 - Integration by parts (A-Level only)
03:16:25 - Integration by substitution (A-Level only)
03:19:22 - Area under a curve (A-Level only)
03:29:36 - Vectors
03:34:44 - Vector equations
03:38:01 - Vector proof
03:46:30 - Vector angles
I couldn't find exponentials on this. Is it in the video?
Why? You are like the 5th person to copy and paste the video creators time-stamps like you did all the hard work. Ctrl-C, ctrl-V, click reply --> GIVE ME LIKES FOR MY HARD WORK! lol
Yes, I'll use this next year for A levels
Loooovvvveee ur pfp
@@hanoo7999 Yours is great too :)
its next year now bro, hows a levels
@@carnage1402 hard
@@carnage1402 exams start next month for me..ggs
00:33:43 - Factorise Cubics (Algebraic long division is A-Level only
00:48:24 - Plot linear (Modulus is A-Level only)
01:18:00 - Transform functions (Modulus is A-Level only)
01:48:50 - Arithmetic progressions (A-Level only)
01:55:35 - Geometric progressions (A-Level only)
02:02:20 - Radians (A-Level only)
02:20:30 - Trigonometric identities (A-Level only)
02:25:21 - Differentiation - First principles
02:32:13 - Differentiation
02:55:22 - Differentiate using the product rule (A-Level only)
02:56:36 - Differentiate using the quotient rule (A-Level only)
03:00:59 - Differentiate using the chain rule (A-Level only)
03:04:42 - Integration
03:13:42 - Integration by parts (A-Level only)
03:16:25 - Integration by substitution (A-Level only)
03:19:22 - Area under a curve (A-Level only)
03:29:36 - Vectors
03:34:44 - Vector equations
03:38:01 - Vector proof
03:46:30 - Vector angles
I feel like I'll learn more from this video than I've learned in the entire year and a half of a level maths. Well at least it's more than just watching a teacher solve problems on the board and explaining them as if she's talking herself through them and learning absolutely nothing. Darn I used to love maths so much, that's the difference a teacher can make. Thank you very much for this
Who actually liked maths.
Man i guess im lucky my teacher's good
I have spent many years teaching A- level Maths and Further Maths. In many respects the modern books are rubbish. In the rush to publication there are many mistakes, the explanations are over-simplified and the scope of the questions is somewhat limited. Students learn maths by doing it, so a fair proportion of my students' class time is spent with them doing questions, while I metaphorically put my feet up!
I hated A-Level maths and now I've come back to maths in my 30s and I'm like, "Yeah, I can revise all of A-Level maths in one evening, what ever was the problem?"
I mean, no topology? Scandalous!
I sympathize 'cause I had to learn on my own and that Bostock and Chandler, well, it's a great book if you know all the material already, but awful for intuitive explanations, which you need if you have a poor teacher or you're working on your own, like I was :/.
Yeah same, I used to love maths before A level and was found it super easy (got grade 9 in gcse) so I chose to do further maths at a level but them 2 years killed maths for me. Didn't really like the teacher and had same pure and core teacher both years
Im not sure if anyone has pointed this out but at around 2:24:30 an identity for cos2theta was given to be 1 - sin^(2)theta rather than 1 - 2sin^(2)theta. Just wanted to clarify and an amazing learning resource nonetheless ^-^
me: is only in year 11 yet chooses to revise a level maths instead of gcse maths hoping it makes gcse maths look easier
it defintiely makes it look easier. im doing a level further maths and it makes normal a level maths look piss easy. just goes to show how possible it is to be good at something and even be able to smash it cuz theres even harder stuff that u can be capable of doing.
makes the two of us
me 3
me 4 lmao
@@ozairahmed1352 can I ask u something?
Timestamps
00:00:00- intro
00:01:00 - Laws of indices
00:07:25 - Surds
00:12:46 - Expand brackets
00:17:39 - Factorise quadratics
00:27:21 - Simultaneous Equations
00:33:43 - Factorise Cubics (Algebraic long division is A-Level only
00:39:12 - Functions
00:43:18 - Partial fractions
00:48:24 - Plot linear (Modulus is A-Level only)
00:53:50 - Plot quadratic
01:02:28 - Plot cubic
01:07:12 - Solve inequalities graphically
01:12:32 - Solve inequalities algebraically
01:18:00 - Transform functions (Modulus is A-Level only)
01:28:02 - Properties of a straight line
01:32:57 - Equation of a circle
01:37:26 - Parametric equations
01:43:03 - Binomial expansion
01:48:50 - Arithmetic progressions (A-Level only)
01:55:35 - Geometric progressions (A-Level only)
02:02:20 - Radians (A-Level only)
02:05:35 - Trigonometry
02:12:07 - Trigonometric equations
02:20:30 - Trigonometric identities (A-Level only)
02:25:21 - Differentiation - First principles
02:32:13 - Differentiation
02:42:51 - Tangents and normal
02:46:03 - Turning points
02:55:22 - Differentiate using the product rule (A-Level only)
02:56:36 - Differentiate using the quotient rule (A-Level only)
03:00:59 - Differentiate using the chain rule (A-Level only)
03:04:42 - Integration
03:13:42 - Integration by parts (A-Level only)
03:16:25 - Integration by substitution (A-Level only)
03:19:22 - Area under a curve (A-Level only)
03:29:36 - Vectors
03:34:44 - Vector equations
03:38:01 - Vector proof
03:46:30 - Vector angles
Absolutely loving it. I left school 50 years ago but with your help, I'm going to book myself a place at the local college to sit A level maths.
I'm starting my A Level lessons soon and because I've been doing math lessons in greek my whole life. The lessons will obviously be in english and I was kind of worried about how to say things or if i was gonna understand what the teacher was saying but after watching this i'm not worried about a thing! Thank you
Ooh, maths in a different language is rough. My mother’s first language is welsh and she learned all her subjects in welsh but i learned all mine in english, so we always get confused trying to figure out what eachother is talking about lol. Having to switch languages for it at what has to be the hardest point in schooling sounds tough as hell.
For the parametric equations part 2(X+1)to the power of 2 should equal to 2(X)to the power of 2, add 4X, add 2
You’re right, it’s just one mistake out of the whole thing though. How did your A-Level Maths went if you took it, I’m having my Paper 1 next Tuesday
@@kastamer3092 yo sameee
@@ringatyrongingo5896 let me know how it goes and/or your results , I’ll come back too 😄
I have to thank you because I had a chemistry teacher trying to teach my class physics, so we ended up just having lessons of watching all your GCSE physics videos which has led me to be able to get a grade 9 and study physics at A Level now!!! Thank you so much (:
You can learn A-LEVEL courses in grade 9 ?! I really Appreciate your abillity...
@@cbzzbc3482 no haha they mean grade 9 as in A+ and they are studying A level now because if you fail it in GCSE you can't take it as an A level
@@adamjones2364 I see... emm, I studied IGCSE in grade 10 but I turned to AP in grade 11 and some of other students chose A-LEVEL. It's the arrangement of my school.
you literally made me cry because of how kind you are thankyou so much hope all your wishes and expectations come true you deserve nothing less kingggg👑👑👑👑
I'm a Year 9 (14 years old), and I've done my GCSE's in Year 8, and have started my A-Level revision. This was perfect for summarizing what I've learnt so far.
whattttt how??
@@duaa3379I was given permission to do it early
@@amarachiokonkwo3859 Ohh okay you must've been really smart aswell then
@@duaa3379 Thanks
Ok
Timestamps
00:00:00- The Whole of A Level Maths
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watching this the day before my year 12 mocks...... legend
Me too mate
how'd it go hun
How’d it go
@@winashoelace2867 got a U
@@willwhaleys got a U
Oh my god, where were you when i needed you 6 months ago, A Level maths are crushing me and here you are with the whole curriculum.
Thank you, im in genuine disbelief
saved on my playlist for going through the topics 1 day before my exams..A BIG THANK YOU for this video . MAY ALLAH BLESS YOU👌😘💕
Can someone like this so I know where to come back to when I have time?
Hello! i’m a 16 year old student taking gce Olevels this year in singapore ! almost all the topics here are tested (except) vectors and this video has been of great help!
Good luck!!
at 53:50 is where sketching quadratics takes place, and for anybody who doesn't know how to differentiate yet, all you need to do is times each number by it's indice, and then reduce the indice by one. It's covered later, but this gives you the gradiant equasion for polynomial.
19:40 -_- u can take out 3. The quadratic expression can be simplified.
Or just sub it into your calculator making simplifying it a waste of time
its a level not gcse, who cares
I started studying 1 week before exams and this video saved my entire maths a level ❤ thank you
Best of luck!
what did you get?
woww thank you so much for this so comphrensive
absolute legend!!
☺️
Night before A level paper 1 :)
good luck everyone else using this last minute
good luck bro
Good luck!!
This is brilliant, thank you so much! I know I’ll be watching this many times!!
Seriously it’s 4 hours
@@jayakbar1115 doubt ppl watch the 4 hours like that, most likely skip to the sections they need to go over.
Thank you so much.... the only youtuber who did this neatly..u deserve millions of subs!
if you post a video like this for chemistry A levels before the Jan exams I’d be saved a billion times over 😭😭😭
Yes please
they already do!!
@@dearlantsov Wheree!! I have my A levels tomorrow! Please tell!
@@kushagrasharma6541 how did you do?
I'm in need of a chem one as well badlyyy
Thankyou for this, I am nearly 17 going into my second year and have allowed me to do a level mathematics next year on top of my current subjects of a level english and business studies.
This is AMAZING! I loved your GCSE videos (which helped me achieve all 8s and 9s!) and your A-level video is even better! You explain it so well and I actually feel completely prepared for my exams :)
Thank you!
Hi there, I think you may have made a mistake in your expansion of 2 x (x+1)^2 under the Parametric Equations chapter at 01:39:15 , I think you wrote down 2x^2 +4x + 4 when it should be 2x^2 + 4x + 2, just wanted to make sure that I also had not made a mistake and it is the only one I have spotted so far :)
Yep 2 instead of 4 is right! YOU MUST BE A GENIUS!
I spotted that too, good to know I wasn't the only one
Is there another mistake at 01:40:27 with the rearranging. They minus one from both sides but the +4 turns into a minus 3. Even if it was +2, it still shouldn't be minus 3, right?
@@justfornow3575 ye i just saw that right now lol
3 weeks till my P3 and P4 exam, I am very lost... this video is the best out there for ALevel Maths. Thank you so much
the sheer amount of ads in this screwed with my adhd but im so glad this is here!! thank yee
I have my maths A Level today and this is my only revision wish me luck 😗✌
Same lets hope for the best
Peak if u had aqa
Can you do one for the statistics and mechanics as well please?
Please visit my channel for Mechanics and probability past questions
This was super helpful, thank you so so so much!! Crossing my fingers for an A-Level physics one next!!
revise Anti de sitter space and its holographic relationship by Maldecena's AdS/CFT correspondence. You should also do some linear combinations and superposition of entangled states, plus the principle of least action by Lagrangian to derive quantum electrodynamics equations.
@@josephlau13d77 Thank you so much!
@@josephlau13d77 it
@@josephlau13d77 woah woah woah thats not a level physics what the?????????
@@arifkamal3232 Exactly wth is he talking about…
I’m starting maths 2 months late as I had a change of idea for what course I wanted at uni - this is so useful!!
Thank you so much for this ! Is there any chance you’ll make ones for other sections of the course like mechanics and statistics?
Soon!
@@Primrose_Kitten hey dear where can we get mechanics
@@nathanhawey294 doesnt exist i think
@@Primrose_Kitten Yess
@@Primrose_Kitten hey i was wondering where i could find the edexcel pare maths for a level, paper 2
cheers you've prevented me from being kicked out of my college in just 4 hours
I have a test tomorrow on the whole of pure, I'm going to try and work through this video before the exam, thank you!
I woke up at 3 am with this auto playing! Best of luck y’all!
1:39:16
2(x+1)^2 = 2x^2 + 4x +2
instead of 2x^2 + 4x + 4
Nope
I started watching gaming vids, fell asleep, woke up to this-
I mean ... it's been like 6 yrs since I finished school ( I had pretty good grades ) BUT,
What I would've given for this vid when I was in school man!
You are a legend!
just trying my hardest for students!!
I watched you religiously for gcse and I now defo will for alevel THANK YOU ❤️
in the factorise quadratics chapter (22:35), how does 4x1x-24=-48? would it not equal -96? 4x1=4x-24=-96. i'm kinda confuzed :/
Yeah that's wrong, it's supposed to be 100, just a calculating error!!!
(-2^2)-((4)*(1)*(-24))
4-(4*-24)
4-(-96)
4+96
100
@@Ayva___ oh okay thanks!
Oh my God, my heart jumped when i saw you post this THANK YOU SOO MUCH!!
Hi
Learning something, Maths or otherwise, is much easier when the how is explained well and in simple terms along when given ways of remembering formulas/ae. I found this many years ago when coaching someone for their Maths O level and devised a way of helping them with tangent, sine and cosine. Just basic stuff as I'd only got to O level myself a couple of years or so before.
Don Primrose Kitten saving my grades since ‘17
I’m here with you until the end!!!
I'm almost done with a level but I'm envious of future generations who will be able to watch the physics and chemistry etc versions of this video. Excellent Job! 1+sub
though to fellow students i do recommend going into more detail for the important/doubtful topics just as a good measure; they say it in the description too.
I think a mistake was made in the parametric equation section. 2(x+1)^2 = 2x^2+4x+2.
I had a really mean maths teacher, and I really struggled to learn over lockdown! So this video helps loads 😱😱😱😱😱
Yeah the online experience isn’t very engaging and understandable, this video really clarifies everything. May save my semester exams starting 4th June :)
Listening back to this to relive A-Lvls wartime.
1:40:24 mistake? Shouldn’t it be plus 3?
This video is a hidden gem. Could you do a mechanics and stats one too please?
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watching this the hour before my exam…. will update on results day ig..
Update?
there is a special place in heaven for people like you, thank you so much
I thought A level was harder
Ur logical explanations make it look much easier 😅
Correct me if I’m wrong but in factor quadratics when the discriminant is being explained; the first example is (-2)^2-(4*1*-24)=52 would be wrong should it not be =4-(-96)=100
Edit; my bad I should’ve waited a second longer.
watching this the morning of my exam...
I hate home schooling as i have no support. I definitely do appreciate videos like this. It teaches me alot. Thank u
last minute gang wya?
just took a year out before going to uni, and i was really anxious that my maths had fallen behind a lot. this video was really thorough whilst still being concise and now doing a few past papers before i leave wont feel so daunting :) i found A level pretty hard but this made everything a lot clearer, thank you
Aw wow that's so lovely! Well done you on getting back up to speed too
@@Primrose_Kitten :)) thank you
This video is super super helpful thank you so much for making this - would it be possible that you could do one for Stats and mechanics as well!
I FINISHED IT!!!!
Took me so damn long lmao.
Can I just say, that this video is phenomenal
🎉🎉🎉
thanks for this one.Could u also do one for alevel biology and chemistry please would be really helpful for year 1
Working on them!
Thank you so much for your hard work , my journey through gcses and A levels
Wow you're amazing!
You're doing A-Level Bio and Chem as a 5/6 year old!
;)
Is this helpful with A level maths? Ik it sounds stupid but im about to start and want to have a base bit of knowledge
Omg i used to watch you for gcse science. I have my a level maths assessment tomorrow and i feel so under prepared. Thank u for this
1:40:28 how is it -3, surely positive 3
My son is loving this, he keeps pausing the video to do the questions then checking it. He’s 11 y6 junior school xx thanks
That's great!
My p2 is exam is tomorrow, good luck to whoever is sitting it as well!
the way that you and you alone saved my gcses and now are saving my a levels tysm
Are you planning to do another video for mechanics and statistics in the near future? Would appreciate it lol
You have my thanks o blessed giver of knowledge, I drink at your fountain and feel true relief and thankfulness to my fellow human, you truly are a fresh breath in a stale internet world
Kinda wish I had taken maths, solely so I could rely on you and this video to help me get a decent grade
How does the modulus at 1:27:00 make sense when it makes all the x values negative?
must be a mistake, i think it should be to the right and down
Me: *Has a computer science test tomorrow*
Also me at one in the morning:
this came up on my recommended but i am not complaining, thank you yt algorithm and you for making this video lol, so far has been really good!
😁
I haven’t even done my GCSE’s yet but I still really understand this! You make it easily understandable
@@flohorton3017 i was wondering what subjects are you taking for gcse btw im in year 10
@@sophie-vd3qr I was thinking maybe biology, psychology and geography but not too sure yet. how about you??
@@flohorton3017 im doing geography history and french
@@sophie-vd3qr I know u didn’t ask me but I’m doing French geography statistics business
@@H1289-h8o nice though lol
1:39:29 should that not be y=2x^2 +4x +2 (sorry being a bit nit-picky here)
No it’s right because (x+1)(x+1)= x^2 +2x +1 and multiplying that by 2 gives you 2x^2 +4x +2
@@wg8375 that's exactly what i said. in the video it said +4 not +2. it should be +2
You don't need to wear a cape to be a hero
This shall save me, hopefully. 10 hours till my exam!!!
How’s it going
@@ramaalrajabi8544 the test was actual dog shite, I crave death
Yeah I’m mudded just gonna have to tank the U at this point 😭💀
at 2:25:00 the COS(2X) should be = 1- 2sin^2 (X) not 1-Sin^2(x)
Time to bookmark this so I can go through the entire course before I have even done it, (I am a year 12 student but it's going so slowly and so far is so easy, I am ever so slowly getting ahead despite not studying outside of school -_- , might as well go completely ahead and finish the course over the Christmas holidays then focus on FM/RE/CS. I'm sure with Active Learn this will be a great aid to covering, at the very least, the basics of the entire course; I will update you on how well it goes)
good luck :)
how did it go and what were your predicted grades
@@fizzasyed2589 A*A*A Maths, Further Maths, Computer Science. Never even used this video lol. Predicted were the same
Have watched two times already, amazing work on that video. Congratulations to people like you who help keep education free for everyone!
This is awesome! Thank you so much! Also, can you do make one for Further Maths and Physics A level please?
For further maths, FM videos helps me quite a bit. Especially with my as discrete maths
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You showed that when explained by the good person maths can be very easy.
I’m sorry but where were you 2 years ago, I would have died from happiness if I had this resource 😭😭
you’re an actual angel thank you for doing this!! :))
You're so welcome!
@@Primrose_Kitten the video is good but I scrolled so much and soo quickly thru the topics that my phones vibrator broke... 😊😂😐😐
I wish I had this when I was a kiddo. I might have gotten more than a C. Lovely video, made me feel like a kid again.
1:39:13 i feel like im tripping right now but isnt the expanded version of 2(x+1)^2 actually 2x^2+4x+2 instead of 2x^2+4x+4
Thank you so much this is a brilliant video however I don't think logs were covered.
Yeah was about to say didn’t see logs in here
2:56:25 I don’t get the point of this, I got the same answer when I expanded the bracketS then differentiated
It’s a lot easier to just expand it when it’s as simple as this but sometimes you’re given questions where one bracket is to a larger power than just 1 which is where you can apply to chain rule as well as this product rule to find an answer much quicker :)
Please please please do the whole of stats and mechanics year 1 and 2 a level. thank you so much your videos are absolute life savers!!