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Tayyub Majeed
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EdExcel A-Level Maths June 2023 Paper 2 (Pure Mathematics 2)
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EdExcel A-Level Maths June 2023 Paper 2 (Pure Mathematics 2)
EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher June 2023 Paper 2
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EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher June 2023 Paper 2
EdExcel A-Level Maths Paper 3 June 2023 (Statistics)
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EdExcel A-Level Maths Paper 3 June 2023 (Statistics)
EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation June 2023 Paper 3
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EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation June 2023 Paper 3
EdExcel AS-Level Maths Paper 2 June 2023 (Statistics)
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EdExcel AS-Level Maths Paper 2 June 2023 (Statistics)
EdExcel A-Level Maths June 2023 Paper 1 (Pure Mathematics 1)
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EdExcel A-Level Maths June 2023 Paper 1 (Pure Mathematics 1)
EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher November 2023 Paper 2
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EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher November 2023 Paper 2
EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher November 2023 Paper 1
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EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher November 2023 Paper 1
EdExcel AS-Level Maths Paper 2 June 2023 (Mechanics)
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EdExcel AS-Level Maths Paper 2 June 2023 (Mechanics)
EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation November 2023 Paper 3
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EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation November 2023 Paper 3
EdExcel AS-Level Maths June 2023 Paper 1 (Pure Mathematics)
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EdExcel AS-Level Maths June 2023 Paper 1 (Pure Mathematics)
EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation November 2023 Paper 1
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EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation November 2023 Paper 1
EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher June 2023 Paper 1
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EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher June 2023 Paper 1
EdExcel A-Level Further Maths June 2023 Paper 2 (Core Pure 2)
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EdExcel A-Level Further Maths June 2023 Paper 2 (Core Pure 2)
EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher June 2023 Paper 3
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EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher June 2023 Paper 3
EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation June 2023 Paper 1
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EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation June 2023 Paper 1
EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation November 2023 Paper 2
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EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation November 2023 Paper 2
EdExcel A-Level Further Maths June 2023 Paper 1 (Core Pure 1)
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EdExcel A-Level Further Maths June 2023 Paper 1 (Core Pure 1)
EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation June 2023 Paper 2
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EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation June 2023 Paper 2
EdExcel A-Level Maths Paper 3 June 2023 (Mechanics)
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EdExcel A-Level Maths Paper 3 June 2023 (Mechanics)
EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher November 2023 Paper 3
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EdExcel GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher November 2023 Paper 3
EdExcel Advanced Extension Award (AEA) in Mathematics June 2023
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EdExcel Advanced Extension Award (AEA) in Mathematics June 2023
OCR GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher November 2017 Paper 4
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OCR GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher November 2017 Paper 4
OCR GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher June 2018 Paper 6
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OCR GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher June 2018 Paper 6
OCR GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation June 2018 Paper 3
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OCR GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation June 2018 Paper 3
OCR GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher June 2018 Paper 5
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OCR GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher June 2018 Paper 5
OCR GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation June 2018 Paper 2
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OCR GCSE 9-1 Maths Foundation June 2018 Paper 2
OCR GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher June 2018 Paper 4
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OCR GCSE 9-1 Maths Higher June 2018 Paper 4
Edexcel Level 2 Extended Maths Sample Paper 2
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Edexcel Level 2 Extended Maths Sample Paper 2
this is so under rated wth
But mark scheme for q2 i said 0 is an answer
how did you get k < 0 and not k > 0 in 1:03:56
I think it's because he divided by k, flip the arrow flip the sign???
i just want o say thank you so much. Learning with you has been a real pleasure.
Great explaination but you could talk a bit faster
i do not undestad why in question 8 it is ax. Shouldnt it just be x since we know x=o
its a quadratic so to find where it crosses x axis, y=0. we know that one part of the quadratic is x-6 because it crosses x axis at x=6 from the graph. also on the graph it shows it crosses the x axis when x=0. therefore instead of a normal quadratic like for example (x-6)(x-3)=0 its going to be x(x-6)=0(y is 0 when quadratic crosses x axis). However, it could also be 100x(x-6)=0 because then the solutions will still be x-6=0, x=6 and 100x=0, x =0. So we know that it can be any multiple of x, not strictly just a single 'x'. so to find what what the multiple 'a' of x is, we know that two coordinates on the quadratic are 10,80 so just plug it in to the equation: 80=a(10)(10-6) so 80=40a and a =2. Hopefully that makes sense.
AAA chemical engineering at university of bath
Ooh good grades with a good university
thank you so much for this video you legend, your soft spoken voice is very soothing for maths. keep it up!! 🙏🙏🔥🔥
I got 2 A* and 1 A, which was in maths. I am planning on doing a degree apprenticeship for electro-mechanic engineering in Warwick uni and a company called GE. Thanks for all the videos, it helped me alot!
Well done, those are excellent grades and a smart decision to do electro-mechanic engineering. What were the other subjects? Wish you success in the future!
48:45 just a head up instead of -488/3 the right value is -448/3 so the final answer is 1736/3. I found your video very helpful thanks.
How to type : when jacoobi and gaus siddle methods in 991cw
also, how do you know where the shape starts from? q7
lol me thinking 6/.5 =3...
What is this
It’s an extra exam you can do for maths to get more ucas points. And it’s just a good thing to have
Anyone got the 2024 paper/answers yet? I want to check my answers
I've not even seen the paper yet. On my to-do list.
29:12 using the sine rule here would be easier.
Couldn't have dropped this video at a better time thank you! Where did you find this paper?
Email? I’ll send it to you
44:04 - you got -448/3 on your calculator but you wrote -488/3
I somewhat agrees these guys but you’re doing a good job. These kinds of videos always help just not some people. Like sometimes you don’t get the mark scheme and just easier when someone explains.Also when your cramming the night before like 100 paper this help ALOT
Its good for cramming as long as its on 2x speed😂
31:37 why is it bigger than on the left hand side not bigger than and equal to?
For question 3, why don’t we consider 3, 3 twice?
2:33 can anyone explain why its negative g becuase isnt it going up and then down so how can it be negative?
assume any force acting down is negative, so when it is going down again velocity becomes negative too as it is going in that direction. Easy way to look at it is the positive and negative signs imply direction
Your answer for k in question in 8B still lies outside the range of acceptable k values according to the mark scheme. However, I think the mark scheme is wrong; the upper limit of 0.167 is ridiculously large.
U speak in slow motion 😭😭😭, appreciate vid though
im cooked if the numerical methods d/dx stuff comes up
34:53 Hi, sorry. Small correction, but 23/100 x 600 is actually 13.8 minutes (14 minutes rounded by the nearest minute). So the correct answer is actually 13:14 pm.
for question 5 I tried doing it another way but it did not work, could you tell me where I am going wrong. work out time for horizontal to reach 50m (100/square root 2 U). then substituite that T value in V= U + at with v=0 (as at greatest height the vertical velocity=0) U= Usin45. a= -9.8 I don't understand why I get a different value of 31 instead of 28
for question 4d, i used CR method instead, which meant my answer for part e was slightly differen,t is this ok?
thanks for this!
1:35:19 how come for the Dijkstra you are starting from Node A? I thought we were meant to find F to G?
Thank you so much
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this was such a helpful video! thank you
Thanks dude very helpful
bros handwriting is the cleanest in all the land
hi, please could you make of these for the 2023 paper? thank you!!
I already have, I'll make it public soon
@@tm_maths You forgot and the exam is tomorrow
@@fizzy.100 apologies, now uploaded
Explain more
atleast explain what your talking about and how to do it
i mean it's pretty self explanatory, which question are you on about specifically?
Hey man, wasn't sure about the last question and came to this vid in which you clearly explained it, appreciate the help
Can you explain as well like every answer you go through you don’t even explain how you answer them what kind of teaching is that?
This video is extremely confusing
ong i swear this guy has made many mistakes
For Q10 you put '9.852...' into your calculator when it should be '9.8052...'. The answer should be 2.53 instead of 2.52. Apart from that, thank you so much for this video. It's very helpful and making me feel confident for my GCSE next week :)
How do you know what suvat formula to use? For example in q1 c we have all the values to use s=(v+u/2)t but when I substitute the same values that you used I get something different. Thanks so much for the video btw!!
Also, why is it that if I take upwards as positive and downwards as negative, I get different values. Can't you just choose your positive and negative direction?
you can choose upwards as positive or downwards as positive, doesn't actually make a difference
For question 1bi) why can't you have n=0 as the smallest value?
At 36:21, I don’t understand why we divide through by a? I thought that equating coefficients here shows a is 1
i thought this as well at first, but that only works if a=1, imagine if a was 2 (in this case it was 4), then the coefficient for w^3 is wrong and you would have to divide through by 2 to fix it. so ur best bet is to divide through by a, and if a turned out to be 1, then it would still work since u have done nothing be dividing by a. ur basically ensuring that the coefficient of w^3 is 1 rather than hoping a is 1. it's counter intuitive, and very easy to miss in the exam. good luck on wednesday.
Yes, at last someone who does these papers. Thank you
horrific watch
oh dear, which bit is horrific?
@@tm_maths the maths
@@tm_maths 😭😭
Hello do you have a link to this paper please?
for 3c why do we calculatre the probabilty of 10 at the start?