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Pure, second pass

Papers 1 and 2 · 100 marks each, 2 hours each.

30 Lessons
  1. Composite and inverse functions with their domainsCore
  1. Modulus graphs, equations and inequalitiesCore
  1. Rational expressions and partial fractionsCore
  1. Recursive sequences, periodicity and sigma notationCore
  1. Arithmetic progressions and the proof of their sumCore
  1. Geometric progressions and convergenceCore
  1. Sequences and series as financial and physical modelsCore
  1. Rational binomial expansions and approximationCore
  1. Reciprocal and inverse trigonometric functionsCore
  1. Addition, double-angle and half-angle identitiesCore
  1. R forms and their greatest and least valuesCore
  1. Harder trigonometric equations and proofsCore
  1. Small-angle approximationsCore
  1. Periodic models and realistic domainsCore
  1. Straight-line log plots for power and exponential modelsCore
  1. Product, quotient and chain rulesCore
  1. Implicit differentiation and parametric curvesCore
  1. Parametric models, tangents and parameter domainsCore
  1. Connected rates and setting up differential equationsCore
  1. Standard integrals and trigonometric rewritesCore
  1. Integration by substitutionCore
  1. Integration by parts, including repeated useCore
  1. Integrating rational functions with partial fractionsCore
  1. Areas between curves and under parametric curvesCore
  1. Separable differential equations and what they predictCore
  1. Locating roots by sign change, and when it failsCore
  1. Fixed-point iteration, staircases and cobwebsCore
  1. Newton-Raphson, its failures and roots in contextCore
  1. Trapezium rule estimates and boundsCore
  1. Proof by contradiction and from first principlesCore