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Survived global what? Nevertheless, congratulations on the results.

Ty for such a helpful video! Good job!🎉

ts is NOT even close to hard

This is far from the hardest a level further maths question. It may long and tedious and easy to mess up, but if you know your hyperbolic substitutions and hyperbolic identities then this should be a piece of cake as long as you are careful not to make any silly mistakes. Also, since the correct answer is already given, you'll know if you have made any mistakes or not when you've finished the question and can go back and correct your working if necessary.

History GCSE tmrow I’m so cooked 🙏🙏

When you take the 9 out of the square root sign, should it not be a 3?

What results did u get in lower sixth?

How do I improve in those last question at the end. How do I prepay for a question like that

Thank you very much this helped me alot pls keep making more of these to help people out as they are so helpful ❤️

for question 6 would it not be 2( pie r^2 )

U probably didn't need the notebook and posters lol

Why does he call it shine

screams in 'just picked further maths' (looks fun tho tbh)

why must be radiant

Great tips, really helpful - from an MFL teacher :)

for a 6 marker, this is 99% algebraic manipulation and 1% actual further maths knowledge😂

X+2 = 3tanu is much cleaner. Ends up w/ 9 int(sec^3u), which is very standard and nice to remember bc it is (secx derivative + anti derivative)/2 [or by parts if you can’t recall this]. From there isolate theta and find sec and tan and plug back in

And people say I'm weird because I listen to Chassidic Pop and Jewish Pop in the Philippines and I marked as a 99% on Obscurify LOL

This question is so easy

It's perfectly valid just to differentiate the right hand side. This bypasses any need to use hyperbolic trig function - and it just becomes a single maths chain rule/product rule question.

Bro I was happy with my B in AS fm

Would you ever sell your notes

Watch MIT integration bee. You'll see some quick integration there with some tricks. This was relatively easy after substituting, that being said I done my further maths a level 6 years ago

What paper is this from?

Bruh 11 A*s is crazy

Change the title to a level mazz

This is impressive and everything, but its just not really useful at all. barely teaches anything and just kinda gives the answer to a question that is unlikely to pop up

Going to y 8

so screwed for this tomorrow

Interesting taste but this ain't my type of music i like trash and death metal

I just used regular trigonometric substitution, substituting tangent theta and then using a Pythagorean identity and just working my way through

I would be so happy if a question like this came up on my FM A-Level Paper. Its a long question but it's all generally quite easy hyperbolic.

GCSE tmrw this is my last ditch effort

graph transformations and circle geometry are the most annoying year 1 topics

Someone has been playing too much wii sports, hehe, lovely video! I see you pay attention to details and point up as many as you can, i like that

Thank you!!

Am i the only one that thinks the speaking is the easiest?

Hello, I am going to give my german exam in Feb March series and I just wanted to know if the topic conversation questions are always the same? Like I found the 7 topic conversations and their questions from the teacher examiner handbook(I think ) but I wanted to know if these questions are always the same or do you get new questions at the time of the exam?

where r u?

What's the German singers name?

Thank you for the recap. In a question I had encountered, the answer shoed that I had to add π to the alpha angle in my final answer

You can also go to Year 13 and 14 in a secondary school. Although it is not compulsory there is the option. I am doing it.

If self-teaching , how long do you think it will take to complete further maths? Aiming for roughly 6 hours a day.

How is A a 7 or 8? In Brazil we consider that to be a B. A is 9 or higher, which I think is fair.

I might sound crazy, but as someone who aspires to do a Bachelors in science in psychology, I am thinking of doing 7 A-levels, that is Physics, Maths, Chemistry, Further Maths, English, Biology and psychology. Is it feasible to do further maths in this case, or should I drop it? I have already gotten 7A's (aggregate PUM of 96%) in my AS year, and an A (99%) in AS Further Maths...

hi what book/past paper was this q from?

This is a difficult question in the sense that it can be easy to mess up in your algebra, but you’re given the answer so you can easily correct it. If you can recognise to make a hyperbolic substitution then I don’t think it’s really that bad after that. There are a lot of harder questions that this in Further maths, but that’s just me being bad at other topics :)

where are you its been a year ):

I have the small advantage that im from germany xD

Ima start trying this when the new year starts but I think Ima try like every 2 or 3 months