[AAHL][AASL] [Bridging to a 7] Introduction

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Hey y'all.

This is the first post of the series to help levels 5/6 students to tackle the hardest questions on the examination. In this series, we'll focus on one specific topic, breaking down the most challenging questions to make the impossible possible. 

Student success Vectors & Illustrations for Free Download | Freepik ...Today's post focuses on the structure of the posts in the series as well as a brief discussion of the factors that make hard questions hard. tl;dr: a twist on the simple question or a weird combination of topics.

Repository of posts in this series:

Quadratics and logarithms

Trig functions and identities

Integration

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Seeya!

Andrew

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