All of A Level Maths Functions P1: What You Need To Know

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on A Level Maths Functions Part 1! In this video, we dive deep into the fundamental concepts and key topics that you need to know to excel in your A Level Maths journey.

Whether you're a student preparing for exams or someone looking to refresh their knowledge, this video is packed with valuable insights and explanations. We cover everything from the basics of functions to more advanced concepts, ensuring a solid foundation for your mathematical understanding.
By the end of this video, you'll have a solid grasp of the core concepts of A Level Maths Functions Part 1, empowering you to tackle complex problems with confidence. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your mathematical skills and boost your exam performance.

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[tumeloemmanuel]

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[AkobirFF]

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[quiquegamer]

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[Lina-belle]

sir
AT 7:05 to find the range of the function, why did you consider a value of less than 2 not greater?
and why do u even have to consider one?

[masoud]

U saved me in my Ig(A) now u r doing the same in A levels thanks a lot

[MariaInesRodrigues-uudj]

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[stephencharles]

Thinking that at 17:46 you could have used the easily identifiable quadratic (more easy to see than a square root curve) with the horizontal line test, showing it crosses twice, so proving that the inverse will not be a function/cannot exist as not one to one.

[shreya_]

Good day sir!
I’m an IB Y1 student in Singapore and I find myself struggling in the first semesters itself. However, after watching one of your videos about sequences and series, that topic became extremely clear to me.
the way you teach and explain things makes me understand the concept very thoroughly. However, majority of the topics of IB haven’t been covered one your YouTube channel yet
So I was wondering if you would be willing do online tution on any price of your choice since it would be really helpful for me

[Cylix-sane]

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[purple_milk]

sir your videos are a blessing for a level students.

[thelmamadzimure]

you are truly a blessing Sir.THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[aadam]

35:20 sir when using the vertex points for x and y we end up with 4 +- 0, is there any rule for this case as both + and - would work?

[jisootaehyung]

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[tendaichikochi]

This is soo easy to understand, great work sir !

[lili-cyno]

hello sir !!

ur videos are absolutely terrific !! i love them so much and im so much more confident in math now !! i got an A grade in my igcses because of you thank you so much

if its possible, could you also start making videos on A level further maths? there are very few topics but they are very challenging for me.

regardless, your videos are the BEST i have come across to date. thank you so much

[zoldyckkillua]

can anyone please tell why in 48:02 the inverse is negative, why cant it be positive?

[GCSEALevelMaths]

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[vardaansaraogi]

great video! honestly pure maths isnt too tough.. But statistics 😨😨. People hype up calculus, but i feel calculus is easy. Permutations and combinations is the true final boss. Overall having done 0607 International Math, the difficulty seemed to be a bit of a downgrade from the absolute craziness that paper 6 investigation and modelling was.

[insanitybast]

Hello, in q1 (b) 8:24 why did you take -100 when can x cant be less than 2 this is bugging me alot could u explain this please