AQA Level 2 Certificate in Further Maths - Set 1 Paper 2

In this video I work through the whole paper

[myGCSEscience]

Great work Mr A. Love the use of all the tech!

[dylanyoungs]

Thanks ever so much man, ik this was made a long time ago but the content is still very much the same. Watched your paper 1 vid before my exam and it was a huge help. Have my paper 2 in about 2 hours :D

[MrArnoldsMaths]

You're very welcome. If you're finding the videos useful remember to subscribe to my channel for updates when the next paper is done

[VNexGamers]

you put 100005 instead of on one of the questions but thank you it's very helpful

[arcanuke]

wow that way of doing the ratios for q1 is really neat I could still do it but i never thought of it like that

[FletcherRenn]

Omg, MyGCSEscience and MrArnoldsMaths!! You guys are like my revision heroes haha :)

[RobJess]

He didn't actually show how to work out the limiting factor, so here it is:
Divide the whole sequence by n so 3n/(n+5) would be 3/(1+(5/n)), then substitute infinity in place of n so 3/(1+(5/n)) would be 3/1 because anything divide by infinity is essentially zero, and 3/1 = 3

[durvasankhe]

at 12:23 under the square root I don't think it's (4-1)^2, it should be (4-6)^2, but your answer is still correct though ( the root 8 bit )

[DiscombobulatedDavid]

once again... I will be sooo thankful to you my good man if i pass this :D

[Almz]

thnx a bunch i hav this exm on tuesday

[suprajasiva]

Hi. Thanks for the video. Could you please do videos on the individual topics in the AQA Level 2 Further Maths course? Thank you very much.

[nicktailor]

thank you much, i have an exam tommorow and this is helping so much

[nikhilmohindra]

3 bi) how can you just "take n off from both sides", one side is a multiplication and the other is an addition ... 3n=n+5 or am I just missing something completely basic?

[rgqwerty]

do you 2 work at the same school? because you're the best at science and mr a is the best at maths, both helping me do well in my GCSEs

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[GoldenBeauty]

For sin/cos/tan questions like: Solve 5sinx = 2 cos x for 0<x<360 do you ALWAYS use trig identities or do you remember all the values for sin and cos for e.g. what cos 30 is?

[nikhilmohindra]

Oh wait I got it, it's been a long day okay ...

[toridetherisingwind]

What the hell, there are so many easy questions in the paper, only a few merit further maths ;-;. I'm looking at this after I've done my paper 1 and paper 2 is tomorrow, the first question in paper 1 was about as tricky as the last one in this vid. Is this a past paper or what?

[vickyj]

For question 4 you could just use Pythagoras.

[tribalcowfish]

Are you sure about the sine rule on question 6, I thought it stated that a/sinA = b/sinB while you used sinA/a = sinB/b. If you do it using sine rule you get 72.15 degrees.