One thing I neglected to mention in the last question. n=1 is not the smallest possibility as a=0 has just one intersection. Think carefully about what the graphs become when a=0...
no problem, I've been doing loads of TMUA papers recently (practice papers, 2017, 2018 and I'll keep completing them) so let me know if you need some solutions. Alternatively, use R2Drew2's channel which is very good.
@@JonNichollsALevelMathsHelp actually i have a few questions about tmua. If I finished all the past papers, what resources should I have a look at. And besides, do you have any advices for improving the grades :). Tysm
@@huyanhnguyen9745 If you've finished the TMUA papers, I would suggest completing Q1 A-G from the MAT papers, as they are similar and multiple choice. Also maths challenge papers, particularly kangaroo and even maybe some olympiad questions. They will all help you to grow as a mathematician. With regards to improving your grade in the TMUA, I'd point out that most of the time, the last five questions are significantly more difficult than the first five. So if you need say 30/40 in the TMUA (which seems to translate to roughly a score of 7), don't waste lots of time on a really tough question at the end when there are easier questions at the start. Best of luck!
One thing I neglected to mention in the last question. n=1 is not the smallest possibility as a=0 has just one intersection. Think carefully about what the graphs become when a=0...
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no problem, I've been doing loads of TMUA papers recently (practice papers, 2017, 2018 and I'll keep completing them) so let me know if you need some solutions. Alternatively, use R2Drew2's channel which is very good.
@@JonNichollsALevelMathsHelp actually i have a few questions about tmua. If I finished all the past papers, what resources should I have a look at. And besides, do you have any advices for improving the grades :). Tysm
@@huyanhnguyen9745 If you've finished the TMUA papers, I would suggest completing Q1 A-G from the MAT papers, as they are similar and multiple choice. Also maths challenge papers, particularly kangaroo and even maybe some olympiad questions. They will all help you to grow as a mathematician.
With regards to improving your grade in the TMUA, I'd point out that most of the time, the last five questions are significantly more difficult than the first five. So if you need say 30/40 in the TMUA (which seems to translate to roughly a score of 7), don't waste lots of time on a really tough question at the end when there are easier questions at the start. Best of luck!
@@JonNichollsALevelMathsHelp thanks a lot for your advice. I will try my best for my imperial's preparation. You deserve million subscribers!