The A-level further maths is a linear qualification which builds on the skills, knowledge and understanding set out in the whole GCSE subject content for mathematics and the subject content for AS and A-level mathematics.
All students must study this content.
Students must study two of these options.
A: Proof
B: Complex numbers
C: Matrices
D: Further Algebra and Functions
E: Further Calculus
F: Further Vectors
G: Polar coordinates
H: Hyperbolic functions
I: Differential equations
J: Trigonometry
K: Numerical Methods
A mix of question styles, from short, single-mark questions to multi-step problems.
Paper 1
Written exam: 2 hours
100 marks
33â…“ % of A-level
Paper 2
Written exam: 2 hours
100 marks
33â…“ % of A-level
Paper 3
One question paper answer booklet on Discrete and one question paper answer booklet on Statistics.
Written exam: 2 hours
100 marks
33â…“ % of A-level
OR
Paper 3
One question paper answer booklet on Statistics and one question paper answer booklet on Mechanics.
Written exam: 2 hours
100 marks
33â…“ % of A-level
OR
Paper 3
One question paper answer booklet on Mechanics and one question paper answer booklet on Discrete.
Written exam: 2 hours
100 marks
33â…“ % of A-level
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