CCEA AS Maths Applied (AS 2) Revision Guide PDF

The A-List Tutoring revision guide for CCEA AS Mathematics Unit AS 2: Applied Mathematics, covering both Section A (Mechanics) and Section B (Statistics). Instant PDF download: print it or use it on screen.

181 A4 pages covering every learning outcome in the CCEA AS 2 specification, built from the 2022, 2023 and 2024 AS 2 papers and the 2024–2026 Chief Examiner's Reports. Every question part on those papers is covered by a matching worked example. Every example is broken into numbered steps with a short note explaining why, so students can revise on their own.

• Mechanics: units and modelling, kinematics graphs, SUVAT and vertical motion, kinematics with vectors, forces and equilibrium, Newton's laws (lifts, towing, pulleys and connected particles) and friction on rough surfaces and slopes
• A clear force diagram for every mechanics example
• Statistics: sampling, data presentation and interpretation (histograms, box plots, outliers, cleaning data), mean, variance and standard deviation, correlation and the PMCC, probability (Venn diagrams, tree diagrams, two-way tables) and the binomial distribution
• Calculator shortcuts with exact key presses for the Casio fx-991EX: statistics mode, frequency tables, PMCC, Binomial PD and CD, nCr, memory, the equation solvers and Pol/Rec
• Examiner warning boxes showing where real students lost marks in recent CCEA exams, and what to write instead
• Exam-style questions with full worked solutions in every chapter
• Exam technique chapter with a one-page calculator toolkit, mixed exam-style problems and the top 15 examiner-report mistakes
• Practice questions with full answers at the back, and checklists for every chapter
• Past Paper Finder: every question part of the 2022–2024 papers matched to the example that teaches it
• Formulae page: what's in the formula booklet and what you must learn

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