Andrew's IB Maths Vault

Hiya! This is another set of SL papers that are pitched at the same level as the final exams. 90 minutes, 80 marks. Predictable structure. The questions will cover all of the SL syllabus - binomial expansion, differentiation, normal distribution, and plenty more besides. Booster F1: Booster F1 MS: Booster F2: Booster F2 MS: Andrew  

Hiya! Before exam season commences, on top of the regular mocks and revision sessions, I'd like to give y'all some extra papers to practice. Considering that IB has three TZs right now, you should have a plethora of past exams. In the past, I've posted AASL Booster Paper, which is supposed to fill the gap between the Survival Papers and mock exams (and thus pitched at the same level as the actual papers). Let's extend it to HL - two sets of papers are coming your way before the M26 exams.  Booster AH1: Booster AH1 MS: Booster AH2: Booster AH2 MS: May the odds be ever in your favour.  Andrew  

Hiya! Last set of papers before M25! Two reliable papers written in a similar style to the official papers. All started real straightforward but there are a couple twists at the end! Both papers test major topics from the course, with an appropriate level of difficulty/cruelty at the end. Not too much to question your life choices, but hard enough to keep you on your toes. If you're looking for more personalised support, don't hesitate to reach out and complete the form ! I'm @adventurousandrew on Discord.     Paper E1:  Paper E1 MS: Paper E2: Paper E2 MS: Andrew  

Hiya! After some absence I'm now back with another set of Booster Papers. Two reliable papers written in a similar style to the real exams, easier than mocks but still have considerable challenge. Paper 1 contains questions on discrete random variable, functions and optimisation. Paper 2 contains questions on functions, sequences and probability distributions, and plenty more besides. With about three weeks to M25, this is the final stretch. Keep at it and I'm sure you'll reap the rewards.  If you're looking for more personalised support, don't hesitate to reach out and complete the form ! I'm @adventurousandrew on Discord.   Paper D1: Paper D1 MS: Paper D2: Paper D2 MS: Andrew  

Hiya! As promised, your resident nerd is back with another set of booster papers. These are pitched at a similar level (actually, a little higher) than the real AASL exams. Paper 1 tests non-calc techniques while paper 2 focuses on certain-things-you-just-cannot-do-without-a-GDC. I tried to cover a wide range of topics, as per usual. There's exponential and logarithmic functions, there's integration, there's normal distribution, there's trigonometric functions, there's sequences.  If you're looking for more personalised support, don't hesitate to reach out and complete the form ! I'm @adventurousandrew on Discord.     Paper 1: Paper 1 MS: Paper 2: Paper 2 MS: Andrew  

Hiya! Due to popular demand, the AASL Booster Papers are back in action! These papers are hopefully more accessible to the mock questions, providing support for aspiring level 7 students. Each set has two papers of 80 marks each. 90 minutes long, just like your finals. Both papers include questions from all topics, with a heavier emphasis on non-calculator techniques on Paper 1 and questions that can be solved without a calculator on Paper 2. Without any further ado, here are the papers.  Set B Paper 1: Set B Paper 1 MS: Set B Paper 2: Set B Paper 2 MS: With the finals right around the corner, hopefully these papers are the stepping stone to solidify that 7. May the odds be ever in your favour. Andrew 

Hey there kiddos! Many of you will write the final exams in two days - best of luck! Even better this time that P2 is on a Monday so y'all will have some time to focus on things that haven't showed up on P1. Today's post is a lil different from normal: booster papers. Some people (myself included) have the tendency to do easy  questions before the exam to boost our morale and give us some confidence that you do know some stuff. Well this is it - I've just written a couple papers over the last four days (hence please pardon me if the papers don't have their usually high quality) which were supposed  to be easier than the mocks (so perhaps at the same level as the actual exam lmao) that you could get your hands on! Grab your stuff here before it's too late:  https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/13ArEJPOWOcPCTOI0WOmw-t7SSgINeMfA?usp=sharing . How are your other exams going? Let me know in the mocks server ! Btw, all the papers from M22 are uploaded, link  here . ...