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    A Level Subjects - Should I Choose French or Chemistry?

    Ok, I've just started doing my a levels this year and i wanted to do Maths, Physics Chemistry and design tech and french. but the sixth form i chose only let's you do 4 subjects in blocks, so i did chem, physics, maths and art, because chem and french are in the same block so i couldn't choose...
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    Finding an A Level Math Software to Suit Your Needs

    I have been browsing amazon.com looking for suitable A level Maths software. But there are so many brands- Aircom, DK, Times, Idigicon. Can anyone tell me a suitable A level Math Software that will enable me to 'fill in the gaps' in my weak areas? Thanks
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    I'm very confused with an a level maths q

    the question: (im presuming n^2 means n squared) prove the following result: "a traingle with sides that can be written in the form n^2+1, n^2-1, and 2n (where n>1) is right angled. show, by means of a counter example, that the converse is false. this q was taken from the back of the...
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    I'm veryconfused with an a level maths q

    the question: (im presuming n^2 means n squared) prove the following result: "a traingle with sides that can be written in the form n^2+1, n^2-1, and 2n (where n>1) is right angled. show, by means of a counter example, that the converse is false. this q was taken from the back of the...
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    Solving Probability Problems for A-Level Statistics Students

    "A" Level Stats Question I was once asked to calculate the probability, that someone will come of a lift, in a large tall building? What information do I require to answer this question correctly? What probability theory do I use to solve this problem? Once I have this information...
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    Investigating the Kinetics of a Steel Ball Rolling on a Level Surface

    A steel ball has a mass of 4 kg and rolls along a smooth level surface at 62 m/s. a) Find its kinetic energy ( i found this.. ) b) At first, the ball was at rest on the surface. A constant force acted on it through a distance of 22 m to give it the speed of 62 m/s. What was the magnitude...
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