Looking for info on second order derivatives? The derivative of a function (if it can be differentiated) is a function that describes the rate of change at any point on the original function. As the derivative is a function, it can also be differentiated, giving the second derivative. Continue reading Second Order Derivatives – A Level Maths Revision
Mathematical proof at A Level is a specialised area of study that requires patience, practice, and the odd bit of guidance here and there doesn’t hurt! Continue reading Mathematical Proof – A Level Maths Revision
You’ll have met 2D vectors at GCSE – A Level builds on that knowledge, initially with ways of representing 2D vectors in similar problems. Continue reading 2D Vectors – A Level Maths Revision
At A Level, Vectors start with different ways of representing 2D Vectors before moving onto using Pythagoras’ theorem and trigonometry to calculate the magnitude and direction of vectors. Continue reading Magnitude and Direction of Vectors – A Level Maths Revision
Revise the area under a curve for A Level Maths with this comprehensive post. Includes exam help, example content and practice questions. Continue reading Integration: Area Under a Curve – A Level Maths Revision
Integration can roughly be divided into indefinite integration and definite integration. In this A Level post, we look at definite integration. Continue reading Definite Integration – A Level Maths Revision
Integration, a type of calculus, is one of the new topics at A Level. This revision blog on Indefinite Integrals should help you indefinitely! Continue reading Indefinite Integration – A Level Maths Revision
The Summer 2023 exam dates have been released and here you’ll find a full, easy-to-read breakdown complete with assistive revision links. Continue reading Summer 2023 Exam Dates
This blog explains how to solve inequalities and express your answer using set notation, with worked examples and questions at the end. Continue reading Solving Inequalities and Set Notation – A Level Maths Revision
A logarithm (or ‘log’) is the inverse of an exponential function. It is a topic at A Level, building on GCSE content about powers/indices. Continue reading Introduction to Logarithms – A Level Maths Revision
