<p>This is a booklet of the hardest questions from the Mechanics paper (paper 32) of the Edexcel A-Level Maths 2017 spec. I have included the two questions with the lowest global averages in each of the mass participation years (2019,2022,2023) so six questions in total.</p> <p>This is great revision, especially for those students aiming for an A or A*.</p> <p>I have included the mark schemes as well.</p> <p>Questions and mark schemes both attached in word and PDF form.</p>

<p>This is a booklet of the hardest questions from the Statistics paper (paper 31) of the Edexcel A-Level Maths 2017 spec. I have included the two questions with the lowest global averages in each of the mass participation years (2019,2022,2023) so six questions in total.</p> <p>This is great revision, especially for those students aiming for an A or A*.</p> <p>I have included the mark schemes as well.</p> <p>Questions and mark schemes both attached in word and PDF form.</p>

<p>This is a booklet of the hardest questions from the pure papers (1 and 2) of the Edexcel A-Level Maths 2017 spec. I have included the questions with the lowest global averages in the mass participation years (2019,2022,2023).</p> <p>In 2019 and 2022, the questions included are those where the global average was less than 35% whilst in 2023 (where the papers were considered easier), the questions included are those where the global average was less than 43%.</p> <p>This is great revision, especially for those students aiming for an A or A*.</p> <p>I have included the mark schemes as well.</p> <p>Questions and mark schemes both attached in word and PDF form.</p>

<p>A mixture of examples and exam questions (with writing templates for initial questions which is then removed) to help revise hypothesis testing with the binomial and normal distributions. Answers included in the slides which I have included as a SMART notebook file as well as a PDF.</p> <p>I used this in a Easter revision school for those who were struggling to structure their answers to hypothesis tests questions but can be used at any point to teach or revise the topic.</p>