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CCEA A-Level Mathematics

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Flashcards for CCEA GCE Mathematics (2018, subject code 2210), split into the four units (AS 1 and A2 1 Pure Mathematics, AS 2 and A2 2 Applied Mathematics) and then by topic in the specification's order. Delete or suspend the A2 subdecks if you are sitting AS only.

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What is inside (60 subdecks)

  • A2 1 Pure Mathematics320 cards
    • 1 Proof by contradiction19 cards
    • 2 Algebra and functions59 cards
      • Rational expressions and functions33 cards
      • The modulus function12 cards
      • Transformations and partial fractions14 cards
    • 3 Coordinate geometry: parametric equations19 cards
    • 4 Sequences and series43 cards
      • Arithmetic and geometric series20 cards
      • Binomial expansion for any rational power14 cards
      • Sequences and their behaviour9 cards
    • 5 Trigonometry66 cards
      • Compound angle and double angle formulae25 cards
      • Radians13 cards
      • Reciprocal and inverse functions20 cards
      • The form r cos(θ ± α)8 cards
    • 6 Differentiation44 cards
      • Implicit and parametric differentiation, and differential equations19 cards
      • Product, quotient and chain rules16 cards
      • Standard derivatives9 cards
    • 7 Integration40 cards
      • Areas, limits of a sum and volumes6 cards
      • Differential equations8 cards
      • Methods of integration13 cards
      • Standard integrals13 cards
    • 8 Numerical methods30 cards
  • A2 2 Applied Mathematics165 cards
    • 1 Mechanics: kinematics and projectiles34 cards
    • 2 Moments26 cards
    • 3 Impulse and momentum26 cards
    • 4 Conditional probability and modelling20 cards
    • 5 The normal distribution27 cards
    • 6 Statistical hypothesis testing32 cards
  • AS 1 Pure Mathematics355 cards
    • 1 Proof and mathematical language28 cards
    • 2 Algebra and functions94 cards
      • Graphs and transformations16 cards
      • Indices and surds24 cards
      • Polynomials12 cards
      • Quadratics23 cards
      • Simultaneous equations and inequalities19 cards
    • 3 Coordinate geometry in the (x, y) plane31 cards
    • 4 Sequences and series: the binomial expansion29 cards
    • 5 Trigonometry48 cards
    • 6 Exponentials and logarithms44 cards
    • 7 Differentiation35 cards
    • 8 Integration23 cards
    • 9 Vectors23 cards
  • AS 2 Applied Mathematics199 cards
    • 1 Mechanics: quantities and units18 cards
    • 2 Kinematics28 cards
    • 3 Forces and Newton's laws37 cards
    • 4 Statistical sampling27 cards
    • 5 Data presentation and interpretation48 cards
      • Bivariate data and correlation17 cards
      • Cleaning data7 cards
      • Diagrams and summary measures13 cards
      • Standard deviation and variance11 cards
    • 6 Probability23 cards
    • 7 Statistical distributions: the binomial distribution18 cards

Some of its cards

  • What is am×ana^m \times a^n?
    am+na^{m+n}
  • How do you simplify a rational expression?
    Factorise the numerator and denominator and cancel common factors
  • State the addition law for two events.
    P(A∪B)=P(A)+P(B)−P(A∩B)P(A\cup B)=P(A)+P(B)-P(A\cap B)
  • How can you show a root of f(x)=0f(x)=0 lies between aa and bb?
    Show f(a)f(a) and f(b)f(b) have opposite signs, with ff continuous on the interval
  • Find dxdt\dfrac{dx}{dt} and dydt\dfrac{dy}{dt} for x=3t2x=3t^2, y=t3−1y=t^3-1.
    dxdt=6t\dfrac{dx}{dt}=6t and dydt=3t2\dfrac{dy}{dt}=3t^2
  • State the calculus link between displacement and velocity.
    v=dsdtv=\dfrac{ds}{dt}
  • What does the gradient of a displacement-time graph give?
    Velocity
  • In a histogram, what does the area of a bar represent?
    Frequency
  • What is a recurrence relation?
    A rule giving each term from the previous term, un+1=f(un)u_{n+1}=f(u_n)
  • What is the definition of ∣x∣|x|?
    xx if x≥0x\ge0 and −x-x if x<0x<0

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