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Alternative Exercises (1 Viewer)

derrida

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Hey

Ive worked through the signpost book for 3 unit maths and it seems a little easy and there is combinations of stuff that i can imagine they could ask in an exam that the signpost book doesnt deal with. They seem to just state the stuff u need to know and then the exercises are repetions of just the stuff u just learnt. I need like questions you can regularly do that combine stuff nicely, but in a way that you are likley to recieve in exams.

Any ideas on books etc?

Even better.... could anyone up load some scans of handouts etc they have recieved?

Thanks!
 

Estel

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Books: Fitzpatrick, Coroneous, Cambridge, Patel, Maths in Focus/Studymate

Past papers are better.
 

nike33

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hmm i found this qn to be good..and will test if you really understand the theory

expand (a+b+c)^3

in a sport
65% ppl support teamA
24% ppl support teamB
11% ppl support teamC

use this --> (a+b+c)^3 to find the probability if 3 ppl are randomly selected

i) one supports teamA, one supports B, one supports C
ii)exactly two of them support teamB
iii) at least two of them support the same team

GL :)
 

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