IAL Math Formula Sheets

These formula sheets provide a clear and student-friendly summary of the key formulas, concepts, methods and examination reminders required for Pearson Edexcel International A Level Mathematics. They are suitable for classroom teaching, independent revision, revision workshops, homework support and last-minute exam preparation.

Each chapter is presented on a separate A4 portrait page, allowing teachers and students to print only the topics they need. The sheets use a clean, printer-friendly design with light-grey headings, clearly organised sections and readable mathematical notation.

The collection includes:

• • Pure Mathematics 1 (P1): algebraic expressions, quadratics, equations and inequalities, graph transformations, straight-line graphs, trigonometric ratios, radians, differentiation and integration.
• • Pure Mathematics 2 (P2): algebraic methods, coordinate geometry, exponentials and logarithms, binomial expansion, sequences and series, trigonometric identities and equations, differentiation and integration.
• • Pure Mathematics 3 (P3): algebraic methods, functions and graphs, trigonometric functions, addition formulae, exponentials and logarithms, differentiation, integration and numerical methods.
• • Pure Mathematics 4 (P4): proof, partial fractions, parametric coordinate geometry, binomial expansion, differentiation, integration and vectors.
• • Statistics 1 (S1): mathematical modelling, measures of location and spread, data representation, correlation and regression, probability, discrete random variables, the normal distribution and related statistical methods.
• • Mechanics 1 (M1): mathematical modelling, constant acceleration, vectors, dynamics, forces and friction, momentum and impulse, statics and moments.
• • Decision Mathematics 1 (D1): algorithms, graphs and networks, graph algorithms, route inspection, the travelling salesperson problem, critical path analysis and linear programming.

The sheets focus on the information students most need to remember:

• • Essential formulas and mathematical relationships
• • Definitions and notation
• • Conditions required when applying formulas
• • Step-by-step summaries of important methods and algorithms
• • Graphical interpretations
• • Common modelling assumptions
• • Validity restrictions
• • Typical examination mistakes
• • Short Edexcel-focused exam reminders

These resources are intended as revision aids rather than replacements for full lessons, textbooks or past-paper practice. Students should use them alongside worked examples and Edexcel examination questions to develop a complete understanding of each topic.

All sheets are provided in print-ready PDF format.