<p>I have put together a few problems that practice the separation of variables technique, suitable for all A Level exam boards.<br /> Section 1: A worked example with full solution.<br /> Section 2: Three practice questions using the technique.<br /> Section 3: A point of interest related to using Differential Equations.</p> <p>Leave a comment in the reviews letting me know how you got on and whether you’d like me to upload the answers!</p> <p>All problems and solutions are put together by me, a human, and I take full responsibility for any errors that I may have made. That being said, take them as written by an experienced Mathematics tutor and passionate Applied Statistician.</p>

<p>A helpsheet going through Hypothesis Testing from samples of a normal distribution. Note that this is a re-upload, as I noticed a mistake in a value.<br /> Section 1: A worked example with commentary and tips.<br /> Section 2: Practice questions<br /> Section 3: A point of interest</p> <p>Written by an experienced tutor of Mathematics and Statistics, and passionate Statistician.</p>

<p>Hypothesis Testing on a Binomial Distribution example and sample questions. Applicable to all major exam boards for AS and A Level Mathematics. Step by step example supported with written commentary. Produced by a passionate Mathematics and Statistics student, and experienced tutor.</p> <p>Leave a comment in the reviews letting me know how you got on and whether you’d like me to upload the answers!</p>

<p>A worksheet of functions to calculate the derivatives of, all of which can be solved using knowledge from the AS Level/Year 1 A Level Mathematics syllabus.</p> <p>Leave a comment in the reviews letting me know how you got on and whether you’d like me to upload the answers!</p> <p>NB: This sheet is taken from Sections A &amp; B of my worksheet entitled “Endless Derivatives!”. Learners who are studying towards the full A Level, or those who want to practice questions involving first principles might like to check that sheet out instead.</p>

<p>Suitable for all A Level exam boards, this sheet takes you through how to approach different trigonometric integral questions, perfect for revision.<br /> Section 1: Examples and useful identities<br /> Section 2: Practice Questions<br /> Section 3: Exam Style Question<br /> Section 4: Further Reading beyond the syllabus</p> <p>If you would like some solutions, leave a review letting me know how you got on, and I will be happy to upload them.</p> <p>Written by an experienced Mathematics tutor, although I do occasionally make mistakes when typesetting. I take full responsibility for these, and will correct them if I find them.</p>