CIE Further Maths (9231) Cheat Sheet - Formulas + Derivatives + Integrals

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In summary, the conversation is about someone looking for a formula sheet for CIE Further Maths (9231) that contains formulas required by the syllabus and common derivatives and integrals. The person suggests using Google to find a cheat sheet, but the original poster explains that they have already searched and couldn't find anything useful. They hope someone can help them find a suitable formula sheet.
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I am looking for a file which contains a whole list of formulas which I can use in CIE Further maths (9231) it should contain formulas which the syllabus expects you to use and common derivatives and integrals!

I really need it guys!

Hope someone who has done CIE Further maths (9231) can help me out here :D
 
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A sheet that "formulas which the syllabus expects you to use" clearly depends upon the syllabus- and we cannot possibly know that.
 
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Ok, than a formula sheet which contains higher maths formulas and common derivatives including the hyperbolic functions!
 
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Why don't you make your own formula sheet?

Chisel into granite will help you learn the formulas. :biggrin:
 
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Making your own "Summary Sheet" is one of the best learning skills there is.

You get out of life what you put into it.
 
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I know but I don't have enough time now and I would really appreciate if someone can find me one!
 
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There is this neat new technology called search which is done well by Google.
Here is what I found in about 10 seconds ...

http://www.google.com/search?q=cheat+sheets+math&hl=en

You might be able to refine it or change the search words to get what you want
Good luck
 
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I am not that lazy!

I already searched google and I couldn't find anything much useful. :P

That is why I posted here.
 

FAQ: CIE Further Maths (9231) Cheat Sheet - Formulas + Derivatives + Integrals

What is CIE Further Maths (9231) Cheat Sheet?

CIE Further Maths (9231) Cheat Sheet is a reference document that contains important formulas, derivatives, and integrals for the CIE Further Maths (9231) exam. It is a useful tool for students to quickly review and memorize key concepts.

Is it allowed to use the Cheat Sheet during the exam?

No, the use of any reference materials, including the CIE Further Maths Cheat Sheet, is not allowed during the exam. Students are expected to have memorized and understood the formulas, derivatives, and integrals prior to the exam.

Can I create my own Cheat Sheet?

While there is no rule against creating your own Cheat Sheet, it is not recommended. The process of creating a Cheat Sheet can take a significant amount of time and may not be as effective as using a professionally curated Cheat Sheet. It is better to spend time practicing and understanding the concepts rather than making a Cheat Sheet.

How should I use the CIE Further Maths Cheat Sheet?

The CIE Further Maths Cheat Sheet should be used as a supplement to your study materials. Use it as a quick reference to review key concepts, but make sure to also practice solving problems and understanding the underlying principles. The Cheat Sheet should not be relied upon as the sole source of information for the exam.

Can I share the Cheat Sheet with my classmates?

No, the CIE Further Maths Cheat Sheet is meant for personal use only. Sharing it with others may be considered cheating and can result in academic consequences. It is important to create your own understanding of the concepts and not rely on someone else's Cheat Sheet.

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