xXnukerrrXx
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Does anyone have any advice on how to study all the topics in maths at once?
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Shadowdude
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Past papers.
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I wouldn't recommend studying all the topics at once. But it is recommended you work through consistently throughout the year. However, if you are ready to apply your knowledge, get your hands on some papers with marking guidelines.
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dont do 3404954493534 questions
learn the ideas behind topics, those little facts which could screw you over, apply them to questions which are different to the norm and then reaffirm your knowledge by repeating this once or twice.
once you're confident in your abilities, as everyone else has mentioned, past papers.
learn the ideas behind topics, those little facts which could screw you over, apply them to questions which are different to the norm and then reaffirm your knowledge by repeating this once or twice.
once you're confident in your abilities, as everyone else has mentioned, past papers.