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In this shop, you may find several resources related with the process of teaching and learning Mathematics, following an international curriculum based on the IGCSE program as well as the A-Levels and the Further Mathematics programs. Among other, you can find power-points especially designed to help students and teachers as well as a wide variety of past examinations from the Cambridge university, fully solved and with detailed explanations.

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In this shop, you may find several resources related with the process of teaching and learning Mathematics, following an international curriculum based on the IGCSE program as well as the A-Levels and the Further Mathematics programs. Among other, you can find power-points especially designed to help students and teachers as well as a wide variety of past examinations from the Cambridge university, fully solved and with detailed explanations.

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Pure Mathematics 1 - CIE - 10 fully solved exam papers
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Pure Mathematics 1 - CIE - 10 fully solved exam papers

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This bundle includes 10 recent exam papers on “Pure Mathematics 1”. They were chosen from the series of exams ranging between May 2024 and October 2022, inclusive. Each question is fully answered, with detailed explanations, appropriate diagrams, and relevant comments. They can be used to help both A-level students during their revision but can also assist teachers to deliver each of the sections.
A2 Pure Mathematics - Polynomials ppt
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A2 Pure Mathematics - Polynomials ppt

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This resource can be used both by students and teachers. It starts with some key words and definitions and then focus in the division of two polynomials using: - the method of “Equating the coefficients” - the “Algorithm of division” it also mentions the particular cases where we can use the “Remainder and Factor Theorems”. Hope this may help!