Andrew's IB Maths Vault

Hiya! This is the second test in the Unit Test v2.5 series! Today we're going to test your understanding in integration. As usual, if you can't answer every single question, that's absolutely fine and frankly, to be expected. But you should be able to solve the basic questions on the test if you're on track for a 4/5.  SL integration covers integration techniques, kinematics and finding area between curves. HL integration covers more integration techniques (integration by parts, partial fractions) as well as various applications. Best of luck!  AAHL: AAHL MS: AASL: AASL MS: If you're looking for more personalised support, don't hesitate to reach out and complete the form ! I'm @adventurousandrew on Discord.       Andrew  

Hiya! The prob and stats section on the website has been a little lacking - let's change that! I lumped binomial expansion with counting and binomial distribution because they all require the use of combinations. Also made a great acronym... particularly when you're solving counting problems.  Please note that the  HL  test runs for 90 minutes (first 45 mins without calculator, remaining 45 mins with calculator). SL students can use a calculator for all questions. May the odds be ever in your favour.    AAHL: AAHL MS: AASL: AASL MS: If you're looking for more personalised support, don't hesitate to reach out and complete the form ! I'm @adventurousandrew on Discord.       Andrew  

Hiya! The Survival Papers made a comeback! This test covers various topics from the entire course. There are questions on area, trig equations and binomial expansion. 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 A10: Survival Paper A10 MS: Scoring Guide A10: Video walkthrough:  Survival Paper A10   If you're looking for more personalised support, don't hesitate to reach out and complete the form ! I'm @adventurousandrew on Discord.   May the odds be ever in your favour. Andrew