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This booklet of formulae is required for all AS and A‑level Mathematics exams. There is a larger booklet of formulae and statistical tables for all AS and A‑level Further Mathematics exams.
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Maths. Forming Equations. Before solving an equation you may need to form it from the information given in the question. How do I form an expression? An expression is an algebraic statement without an equals sign e.g. or. Sometimes we need to form expressions to help us express unknown values.
• use some of the constant acceleration formulae with vectors • use calculus to relate displacement, velocity and acceleration vectors in two dimensions when acceleration varies with time • represent vectors in three dimension using the base vectors ij, and k • use vectors to solve geometrical problems in three dimensions.
Formulae for A-level Maths (7356 and 7357) latest version is v1.2 (August 2017) The formulae booklets can be found in assessment resources. Please make sure your students have the latest version. Ordering exam and classroom copies.
This booklet of formulae and statistical tables is required for all AS and A‑level Further Mathematics exams. Students may also use this booklet in all AS and A‑level Mathematics exams.
Students are expected to know the following formulae included in the subject content; they will not be given in the exam. Refer to the Subject content section to determine the tier at which these formulae could be used.
