Mathematics

Assessment

Paper 1: Any content from A: Proof, B: Algebra and functions, C: Coordinate geometry, D: Sequences and series, E: Trigonometry, F: Exponentials and logarithms, G: Differentiation, H: Integration, I: Numerical methods. Paper 2: Any content from Paper 1 plus J: Vectors, P: Quantities and units in mechanics, Q: Kinematics, R: Forces and Newton’s laws, S: Moments. Paper 3: Any content from Paper 1 plus K: Statistical sampling, L: Data presentation and Interpretation, M: Probability, N: Statistical distributions, O: Statistical hypothesis testing. Each paper is 2 hours long and worth 100 marks. Each contributes 33.3% towards the A-Level qualification with a mix of question styles, from short, single-mark questions to multi-step problems.