Andrew's Guide to IB Mathematics Universe

Hiya! With just a bit more than a month before the exams, it's time to make sure your algebraic skills are up to par. There's still time to turn it around, but you gotta act fast. Good algebraic skills are a must if you want to get a respectable score on the exam. Today's test follows the same structure as Foundations of Algebra (v2.2) - there's a section on number skills, expanding brackets, factorisation, surds and negative indices, equations, simultaneous equations and inequalities. Use this as a template for AI if you'd like to generate more practice tests. AAHL: AAHL MS: AASL: AASL MS: Andrew  

Hiya! The Survival Papers made a comeback! In the run up to finals, I'll be posting Survival Papers biweekly. These papers follow the same content as the Survival Guide , intended to be more accessible than the Booster Papers and the mock exams, with the main purpose of helping students securing a 5 on their externals. This test covers various topics from the entire course. There's a question on trigonometric relationship, a question on sequences, a question on probability distributions and much more. 7 questions, 50 marks, 50 minutes, with a heavier emphasis in section A where many students get more of their marks from. Mark your work using the MS and use the Scoring Guide to track your progress. Survival Paper A6: Survival Paper A6 MS: Scoring Guide A6: May the odds be ever in your favour. Andrew