AS Level Maths [Archive] - Ummah.com

Niqaabi

13-11-06, 10:32 AM

Hafsah

13-11-06, 10:36 AM

what exam board are you using?

i did edexcel...and i found just working through the examples in the textbook and the revision book really helpful

which modules are you doing?

seven

13-11-06, 10:37 AM

ask baba.... he's the maths expert :up:

Niqaabi

13-11-06, 01:35 PM

Yeah im doing edexcel! If you could get me the books id be really greatful and it will give us an excuse to link up again! :D

I think baba did OCR, cos he did it in this 6th form i went to before, and they normally do OCR exam boards, hmmm ill ask anna to be sure :)

muslimforever

13-11-06, 07:01 PM

niqaabi what grade did u get for GCSE maths?

puella

13-11-06, 07:02 PM

Maths Alevel..did that about ten years ago now! :D

Ibn Khattab

13-11-06, 08:37 PM

im doing edexcel maths, i dun AS as well its not tht hard!

Na'eemah

13-11-06, 08:42 PM

My freind did A level maths and half her class had to resit the PP2 paper(I think thats what it was called)

PaGaL~LaDo0

13-11-06, 08:52 PM

in ma skul evry1 hu did mthz g0 U 4 AS i tnk derz 0nli 1 pers0n hu crrd 0n 2 A level :eek3: I CNT EVN GET PAZZ DA GCSE LEVL MTHZ :rofl1: i juz dnt undastndz al da lettaz in mthz itz mena b b0ut numbaz N0T LETTAZ :rofl1:

Niqaabi

13-11-06, 09:34 PM

LOL u bimbo the letters is algebra! :p
im having trouble understanding surds!!!! arrrrgggg!

PaGaL~LaDo0

13-11-06, 09:37 PM

LOL u bimbo the letters is algebra! :p
im having trouble understanding surds!!!! arrrrgggg!

lo00oo0o0l i knw d@ :p but i dnt undstnd y dey evn ave algrbra in mthz :eek3::rubeyes:

Niqaabi

13-11-06, 09:40 PM

cos u need it in every day life :p
i love algebra!

PaGaL~LaDo0

13-11-06, 09:42 PM

cos u need it in every day life :p
i love algebra!

huh 0w dya need it in evrydy laf :eek3: i neva uze it:rubeyes:

algrbra :vomit: da 0nli fun tng in mthz iz ven u drw grphz :nuts::up: :D :D :D

Niqaabi

13-11-06, 09:54 PM

I hate drawing graphs!

well when you go shops and you buy 2 packs of crisps for 50p, you can write it down at 2c=50/2=25 thats 25p per packet of crisps :D

Mr_Jailer

13-11-06, 10:02 PM

At 6th form I attemped A Level Maths... got C for GCSE.

After 2 weeks, I quit... I was like :smack: what was I thinkin'... me n Maths don't go, I can put 2 n 2 together, but bein' a mathematician is not in my genes.

TEH

13-11-06, 10:08 PM

niqaabi what grade did u get for GCSE maths?

It doesnt matter what she got for GCSE...A Level maths isnt very hard, and as long as you practice, getting an A is easy...

Youre gonna need these books:

http://www.heinemann.co.uk/secondary/series.aspx?n=805&d=v&s=819&skey=921#price%20list

And yeah, like Hafsa said above, the examples in the book are brilliant and should set you up..

Also, you should get the past papers...of which there are only like 2, because iy started in 2005. But there are Solomon papers which you should get. About 13 papers (A-L) altogether for each unit, if you do all of those papers, you shouldnt have a problem..

Compared to A2, AS is a doddle...half of it is GCSE. C1 and C2 are simply practice, if you practice practice practice, there is no reason why you shouldnt get 100/100 for both..

Back in Baba's day, it was way harder...good Qadr.. :)

PaGaL~LaDo0

13-11-06, 10:10 PM

I hate drawing graphs!

well when you go shops and you buy 2 packs of crisps for 50p, you can write it down at 2c=50/2=25 thats 25p per packet of crisps :D

:eek3: :rubeyes: u muz ave sum vrd sh0ppin trpz :rofl1:

souljaa

13-11-06, 10:11 PM

lolllll:rotfl:

muslimforever

13-11-06, 10:13 PM

TEH

13-11-06, 10:16 PM

^^ Are you outta your mind ALEVEL maths is hard thats y u need to acheive a B in GCSE just to do the ALEVEL. I found Economics hard and that only has Graphs but Maths would be full'a hard sums etc

Lol Pagal:)

A Level maths isnt hard if you practice...

Its more a case of..once it clicks, it clicks...if you find it difficult, its because you didnt understand it, and if you didnt understand it, you need to ask more...

And hey, Im here if you need to ask.. :p

MMS

13-11-06, 10:17 PM

i never chose maths at a-level but i wasnt too bad at it
all my friends that got A*'s for GCSE maths ended up failing a-level maths, even though they were stil getting A's for their other subjects, i think its a big leap from gcse maths

TEH

13-11-06, 10:20 PM

Haha, out of the sciences...maths is the smallest leap..

:D

carol_au

14-11-06, 01:33 AM

A Level maths isnt hard if you practice...

Its more a case of..once it clicks, it clicks...if you find it difficult, its because you didnt understand it, and if you didnt understand it, you need to ask more...

And hey, Im here if you need to ask.. :p

I might take you up on that :) my son does his equivalent to the A levels maths exam on Friday .. last of his exams thankfully

Nusayba bint Ka'b

14-11-06, 01:49 AM

Practise gets you to perfection.

carol_au

14-11-06, 01:51 AM

Practise gets you to perfection.

Yeah BeeBee, and I intend showing my son that statement of TEH"s when he comes home :)

Hafsah

14-11-06, 08:18 AM

maths alevel was hardddddd

i thought AS was so much harder than A2 (apart from p3..argh!)

maybe its cos i worked hard in second year?

i got physics books aswell if you want :p

(n.b. they're from the original AS/A2 series...not the new easy peasy one :D )

p.s. i'll have to look for those books...

Medievalist

14-11-06, 09:49 AM

I hated maths. Left it at AS cos found it too boring.

Looking back I shoulda left it at GCSE when it has that nice easy cuddling feeling to it :D.

TEH

14-11-06, 11:41 AM

I might take you up on that :) my son does his equivalent to the A levels maths exam on Friday .. last of his exams thankfully

Haha, btw Carol, I am talking about AS maths...I dont if that is the same, but Im willing to help out if I can.. :I

maths alevel was hardddddd

i thought AS was so much harder than A2 (apart from p3..argh!)

maybe its cos i worked hard in second year?

Thats because youre a golden oldie, and did the Ps not the Cs as we have now. And dont give Niqaabi the P books, she doesnt need them...

:)

Hafsah

14-11-06, 02:59 PM

Haha, btw Carol, I am talking about AS maths...I dont if that is the same, but Im willing to help out if I can.. :I

Thats because youre a golden oldie, and did the Ps not the Cs as we have now. And dont give Niqaabi the P books, she doesnt need them...

:)

yeh...we had P's.... i heard the C's are sooooooooooo easy...its not even funny

surely somewhere across the syllabus u cover the same stuff?

i used to use my sis's old txt books from when she did her alevels before AS/A2 system...and it was exactly the same...just spread over more modules

Unique Muslimah

14-11-06, 04:14 PM

One thing to remember about AS Maths..Is that GCSE maths&AS maths = BIG FAT JUMP .. its not as easy as you'd think..and apparently an A at GCSE = a D at AS .. (which is believable)..I second anyone who recomended the Heinemman module books,they got really good examples:up:and its not too hard to understand from there.I think CGP sucks for AS,its really really really bad..so dont get it:p

TEH

14-11-06, 04:29 PM

yeh...we had P's.... i heard the C's are sooooooooooo easy...its not even funny

surely somewhere across the syllabus u cover the same stuff?

i used to use my sis's old txt books from when she did her alevels before AS/A2 system...and it was exactly the same...just spread over more modules

Very very easy, P1 stuff is like in C2 and C3.. :I

One thing to remember about AS Maths..Is that GCSE maths&AS maths = BIG FAT JUMP .. its not as easy as you'd think..and apparently an A at GCSE = a D at AS .. (which is believable)..I second anyone who recomended the Heinemman module books,they got really good examplesand its not too hard to understand from there.I think CGP sucks for AS,its really really really bad..so dont get it

Sorry, but C1 is kinda like GCSE to be honest...the rest is a jump...but not that big. Compared to the jump of Chem and Bio from GCSE to AS...the difference is very small..

:)

Unique Muslimah

14-11-06, 04:32 PM

C1's quite similar to GCSE yeah but there are a couple bits that were just like :rubeyes:.. I didnt find the jump so apparent in Bio and Chem..especially not chemistry,biology yeah maybe because its alot more concentrated..

TEH

14-11-06, 04:39 PM

Theres these people right...I think they call them teachers, but I may be wrong, but they are so cool, because you can go to them, and ask subject related questions, and they help you out and stuff...so if you dont understand, you can just go ask them...

Yep, I am just as shocked as you are... :eek:

.: Rashid :.

14-11-06, 04:56 PM

Im doing AS level maths (just started the course yesterday :D)

Doing C1 and S1 (s1 = the applied module, statistics 1 :()

Akhi, Im pretty sure im gonna have to take you up on that offer ;)

Although it seems quite a lot of C1 is just gcse stuff already...(and s1 should apparently be easy cos I got an A in statistics gcse :rolleyes: ) c2, m1 etc are gonna be harder (though more interestin insha'Allah)

btw it feels really weird talkn to people 'so much' older than me about school stuff :rubeyes:

-Rashid

TEH

14-11-06, 06:13 PM

C1 and C2 should be alright with practice insha allah...S1 on the other hand...can be kinda tricky...

Doing C1 in Jan?

:)

Hafsah

14-11-06, 06:54 PM

s1 is easy peasy :p

i can't believe i'm talking about alevels...makes me feel childish..lol

carol_au

14-11-06, 07:30 PM

s1 is easy peasy :p

i can't believe i'm talking about alevels...makes me feel childish..lol

Explanation needed here for another golden oldie :) (or an aussie.. take your pick hehe)

Are C1 and S1 studies in calculus and statistics?

TEH

14-11-06, 08:15 PM

Yes Carol..

And I hated statistics, its easy...EASY TO MESS UP... :eek:

Niqaabi

14-11-06, 09:42 PM

I think like most subjects, if you practise and pay attention and go to extra classes when you need help you can achieve a good grade.
I know girls that got A* for GCSE maths and are getting the same grade in tests as me if not less and thats not because their dumber then me or im smarter, its just im applying myself more and im more commited to my work then they are.
Also, maths is one of those subjects where if you learn the formula or the method and you can do one example you can do them all just need to practise practise and practise.

LOL the week before last our teacher made us re-do our test cos everyone got Es :embar: i get my re-results back tomorrow so pray for me as i have another test tomorrow as well!
TEH i'll be coming to you when i need help :p

TEH

14-11-06, 09:46 PM

You and a bajillion other people already masha allah..

But yknow, maths is one of those subjects, that you can do a question for about 10 minutes, and then when you get an answer, you just think Subhanaallah, I DID IT.. :eek:

Like when a builder a builds his house, and then sits back to look at what he has built..

:coolbro:

Hafsah

14-11-06, 09:49 PM

thats so true TEH

as much as i hated maths....getting one of those complicated questions right was such a buzz and would make me :D

Niqaabi

14-11-06, 09:50 PM

yeah thats true! :D i felt like that when i finally completed the binomials i was like YEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSS! Lol!

I must say i found it hard at first cos we started off with the GCSE stuff and i forgot everything having done my GCSEs two years ago!
But the AS level stuff is alright mashaAllah.

Arifa

14-11-06, 09:54 PM

Salam,

I started home studies with ICS last year, they recommended:

http://www.countrybookshop.co.uk/images/jackets/1999/0340885300.jpg

http://www.hoddereducation.co.uk/Title/0340885319/Modular_Maths_for_Edexcel_2nd_Edition_Core_Maths_1 _and_2.htm

I dropped out and joined school and the books by the above have given me a great headstart. :up:

Pic is for A2 and link is for AS :p

Niqaabi

14-11-06, 10:07 PM

A lot of people are taking maths these days :up:

TEH

14-11-06, 10:13 PM

.: Rashid :.

15-11-06, 06:19 AM

meer

15-11-06, 06:37 AM

Because it pretty much fits in with everything. Medicine? Maths...Engineering? Maths...Physics? Maths...Law? They all like rounded individuals that do maths...

Maths is pretty key because it shows you have an analytical side...your brain ticks...you get things...

Respect to people doing Further Maths... :I

yaa I agree you.
one more thing I noticed maths & science students are more intelligent then other subject students.
some of my friends when they used to see my maths books my good they said they dont get anything what this signs & numbers need to do .Specially when the see the calculus intregals sign.:D

carol_au

15-11-06, 08:23 AM

Im doing further maths next year...apparently its the hardest A level there is :eek: :nervous:

Everyone goes on about practice...what exactly do you mean?? As in like just workin through examples from a textbook on your own?

-Rashid

My son has had to do his entire top maths (called specialist maths here) by himself for two years via correspondence. He has his exam on Friday (last exam) and that was what his corro teacher told him.. keep practicing past exams. Just keep practicing. She told him it's easy to learn the technique but you must keep practicing the skill.

God willing, it will have worked with him:)

TEH

15-11-06, 09:55 AM

Im doing further maths next year...apparently its the hardest A level there is :eek: :nervous:

Everyone goes on about practice...what exactly do you mean?? As in like just workin through examples from a textbook on your own?

-Rashid

Good luck, youre either a genius, or very stupid.. :D

My son has had to do his entire top maths (called specialist maths here) by himself for two years via correspondence.

Correspondance? As in via a computer? As in he can sit on his bed and have lessons? Lucky..

:(

.: Rashid :.

15-11-06, 04:50 PM

My son has had to do his entire top maths (called specialist maths here) by himself for two years via correspondence. He has his exam on Friday (last exam) and that was what his corro teacher told him.. keep practicing past exams. Just keep practicing. She told him it's easy to learn the technique but you must keep practicing the skill.

God willing, it will have worked with him:)

Yeah I can get that...practice papers for exams but all throuhg the course??

Good luck :)

and whats correspondance...? as in via the net? thatd be so hard...i need someone to actually explain maths stuff to me, cant get it just from books

Good luck, youre either a genius, or very stupid.. :D

Correspondance? As in via a computer? As in he can sit on his bed and have lessons? Lucky..

:(

Haha thanks :p

im serious about maths so im doing further maths but im definitely no genius and i know i will really struggle with it but i want an a level in further maths...even if its a D (will universities look down on the D in further maths?)

-Rashid

TEH

15-11-06, 05:36 PM

.: Rashid :.

15-11-06, 05:56 PM

Well...what dya wanna do at Uni?

Unless you plan on doing maths...you really dont need further maths. And if you do struggle in maths, further maths is going to be a killer. Even really clever maths guys drop out...its diffcult man...so only do it if you really need to..

:)

Nah I wanna do it :)

I wanna do computer science insha'Allah which is very maths based so i think itd look good to have maths an further maths a level :)

insha'Allah dont think ill proper proper struggle with normal maths (although some bits are obviously harder/easier than others) but i know ill struggle with further...

If I really REALLY cant cope then ill probly drop out anyway...but id feel like err if i hadnt even bothered trying :)

-Rashid

TEH

15-11-06, 05:58 PM

Haha, do you want to go to Oxbridge?

Because if you dont, I assure you, you dont need Further Maths for Compsci...

What other A Levels are you gonna do?

:)

.: Rashid :.

15-11-06, 06:21 PM

Haha, do you want to go to Oxbridge?

Because if you dont, I assure you, you dont need Further Maths for Compsci...

What other A Levels are you gonna do?

:)

haha, id like to :D although apparently its full of stuck-up spoilt rich kids :rubeyes: if so then i wouldnt...id end up beatin the **** out of one of them and gettin kicked out :p (i really dont get on with people like that :p)

this year (doss year :rolleyes: ) im doing AS combined science :rolleyes: AS english, AS maths, and AS ICT (just to make it clear, i DID NOT choose these subjects. they were imposed upon me :()

next year insha'Allah im doing A2 maths, A2 ICT, AS physics, AS further maths, and AS history.

Year after that: A2 physics, A2 further maths, A2 history and possibly AS chemistry...or i might just leave it at that :torture:

Make dua for me cos next 3 years are gonna be a mission :(

-Rashid

TEH

15-11-06, 06:49 PM

.: Rashid :.

15-11-06, 07:02 PM

Haha, and who cares if it is full of those kinds of people? If you can go to them, you should, if you cant handle snobs, then it makes you a weak person... :p

And dear Lord, do you even live in the UK? :eek:

lol i care if it is...i guess it doesnt matter if there are lot of good muslim bruthas to hang around with an that but big-headed-stuck-up snobby ones... they're as bad as chavs :torture:

and lol what dya mean do I even live here?? :confused: All of Britain isnt made of snobs ;) (although there are a lot of chavs :p)

OK compared to some places, where I live (south london) is apparently "posh" but theres actually a LOT of chavs and not many posh people

-Rashid

carol_au

15-11-06, 07:07 PM

Yeah I can get that...practice papers for exams but all throuhg the course??

Good luck :)

and whats correspondance...? as in via the net? thatd be so hard...i need someone to actually explain maths stuff to me, cant get it just from books

Haha thanks :p

im serious about maths so im doing further maths but im definitely no genius and i know i will really struggle with it but i want an a level in further maths...even if its a D (will universities look down on the D in further maths?)

-Rashid

He had a teacher based about 700km away who phoned him once a week for a phone lesson. She was available to talk to during the week if needed assistance (he would call her) otherwise, he had his book, his study guide and himself.. it is almost a self taught subject and yes he has struggled, but to his credit it's looking reasonably good for a satisfactory pass, but he would have done way better if he had had access to a teacher at school (if there are not enough students wanting to do a finals subject, they enroll them on distance education)

He did physics, chemistry, the second top maths and specialist maths and English as his final years subjects and he also plans to work in computer programming, hence his subject choices.

carol_au

15-11-06, 07:11 PM

Good luck, youre either a genius, or very stupid.. :D

Correspondance? As in via a computer? As in he can sit on his bed and have lessons? Lucky..

:(

better still, he didn't need a computer.. he just needed his books and himself.. he sent his assignments in via snail mail and received them back marked. He had a once a week phone lesson and that was it, unless he called his teacher.. lucky yes, but not the best way to study top maths

that's why she said practice practice practice, and in the study guides there are countless practice exams, and on the education website there are past finals exams for download. He was meant to keep doing them over and over again .. as well as completing the assignments which introduced new material.

and yes.. he could sit on his bed and do all of this :D (and frequently did I might add)

TEH

15-11-06, 07:48 PM

lol i care if it is...i guess it doesnt matter if there are lot of good muslim bruthas to hang around with an that but big-headed-stuck-up snobby ones... they're as bad as chavs :torture:

and lol what dya mean do I even live here?? :confused: All of Britain isnt made of snobs ;) (although there are a lot of chavs :p)

OK compared to some places, where I live (south london) is apparently "posh" but theres actually a LOT of chavs and not many posh people

-Rashid

Haha, Cambridge has one of the best ISocs in the country...

In fact, they bagged the best website name too: www.isoc.co.uk :)

So why arent you doing standard...4 AS and 3 A2? :I

that's why she said practice practice practice

Carol said it..

.: Rashid :.

15-11-06, 07:51 PM

He had a teacher based about 700km away who phoned him once a week for a phone lesson. She was available to talk to during the week if needed assistance (he would call her) otherwise, he had his book, his study guide and himself.. it is almost a self taught subject and yes he has struggled, but to his credit it's looking reasonably good for a satisfactory pass, but he would have done way better if he had had access to a teacher at school (if there are not enough students wanting to do a finals subject, they enroll them on distance education)

He did physics, chemistry, the second top maths and specialist maths and English as his final years subjects and he also plans to work in computer programming, hence his subject choices.

wow that sounds hard :rubeyes:

those subjects are pretty intense...

...i jus realised its almost what im doing :(

Good luck to your son :up:

So why arent you doing standard...4 AS and 3 A2? :I

Hmm, schools idea :rolleyes:

Do you reckon universities will even care i have more a levels? i know ill do worse in all of them because of the increased workload so it'll jus dampen the affect and probably be pointless...

Allahu alam

-Rashid

MMS

15-11-06, 07:56 PM

Haha, do you want to go to Oxbridge?

Because if you dont, I assure you, you dont need Further Maths for Compsci...

What other A Levels are you gonna do?

:)

they have lotsa maths stuff for compsci subjects stuff i had never seen in my life before :rubeyes:

its like a whole different maths to gcse maths its not thatttt difficult though

TEH

15-11-06, 09:13 PM

wow that sounds hard :rubeyes:

those subjects are pretty intense...

...i jus realised its almost what im doing :(

Good luck to your son :up:

Hmm, schools idea :rolleyes:

Do you reckon universities will even care i have more a levels? i know ill do worse in all of them because of the increased workload so it'll jus dampen the affect and probably be pointless...

Allahu alam

-Rashid

Hmm...but why spend 3 years doing it, when you could do it in 2? :rubeyes:

And MMS, I dont know what compsci is actually like, only losers like CW do it..

:D

.: Rashid :.

15-11-06, 09:16 PM

Hmm...but why spend 3 years doing it, when you could do it in 2? :rubeyes:

And MMS, I dont know what compsci is actually like, only losers like CW do it..

:D

lol cos i got nothin better to do for 3 years?

im 15, did gcses one year early and so am doin A levels across three years.

Theres NO WAY I could manage 5 a levels and 2/3 ASs in 2 years :rubeyes: jus cos im doing a "special" thing doesnt make me amazingly clever :rubeyes:

-Rashid

Niqaabi

15-11-06, 09:52 PM

omg rashid! Your going to help me with ICT i hate it :mad:

MMS

15-11-06, 09:54 PM

Hmm...but why spend 3 years doing it, when you could do it in 2? :rubeyes:

And MMS, I dont know what compsci is actually like, only losers like CW do it..

:D

oii its not a loser subject :torture:

CW (reffering to chained water right :confused:) shes wya cooler than u could ever be, i bet even her socks are cooler than u :hidban::hidban:

.: Rashid :.

15-11-06, 09:54 PM

omg rashid! Your going to help me with ICT i hate it :mad:

lool ukthi what board you doin?

ill help if i can...although i agree i hate a level ict as well. doing bloody 5 years of databases is just... :torture: :vomit:

im slightly behind on the coursework (got banned from the school network for a while :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :mad: ) but ill see if i can help

At least ICT is something I can help with :p So, watcha need help on? :)

-Rashid

TEH

15-11-06, 11:53 PM

oii its not a loser subject :torture:

CW (reffering to chained water right :confused:) shes wya cooler than u could ever be, i bet even her socks are cooler than u :hidban::hidban:

Haha, see it would be ok...except she agrees its a loser subject...

:D

Niqaabi

16-11-06, 11:49 AM

lool ukthi what board you doin?

ill help if i can...although i agree i hate a level ict as well. doing bloody 5 years of databases is just... :torture: :vomit:

im slightly behind on the coursework (got banned from the school network for a while :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :mad: ) but ill see if i can help

At least ICT is something I can help with :p So, watcha need help on? :)

-Rashid
too much ummah got you banned huh? :p
erm i need help on everything :embar: i have to build a system on excel and having trouble implementing the front page :doh:

.: Rashid :.

16-11-06, 04:14 PM

too much ummah got you banned huh? :p
erm i need help on everything :embar: i have to build a system on excel and having trouble implementing the front page :doh:

a system in excel?? :confused: I thouhg it was all just databases :S thats what ours is...

By the frontpage, do you mean like a switchboard for a database? i.e. when you open the file, the interface that comes up and allows the user to do stuff e.g. click on a button which does so-and-so?

-Rashid

Al-muthanaa

16-11-06, 05:50 PM

As salaamu alaykum!

Hope your all good!

Have any of you (old) people taken AS Level maths (during your youth) :p
I swear we have this dude who seriously might as well not teach, we dont even understand him, the only time i do, he's talking arabic! :rolleyes:

can anyone suggest any good AS maths books?

salamu alaikum,

I actually teach A-level edexcel maths (on weekend) and the best book i would recommend is this one:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mathematics-Heinemann-Modular-London-level/dp/0435510975/sr=1-3/qid=1163702930/ref=sr_1_3/202-8096690-8699038?ie=UTF8&s=books

to ensure u get an A i would also recommend u do a lot of past exam papers.

also, if there is any specific questions u have feel free to post it and me or anyone else will answer it.

junaid.ahmed

22-12-06, 02:41 AM

salaam,

pagool ladoo,

you need maths - without it, you would not be able to post on internet forum. in fact the internet wouldnt exist without maths. there wouldnt be a computer in existent without algebra. your watch, alarm clock, your microwave, your tv, your mp3 player, your mobile fone, your DLR train, your DVD, your UMMAH Forum, your airplane, your car, your bus, your road, your house - none of these things would be possible without maths.

think about it.

back to the original post; niqaabi get hold of past papers for at the past five years do all the questions at least twice and youre sorted. get hold of the books and you dont need a teacher.