I r help need yes [math/physics]

[Sar]

I'm a little bit stuck with studying, mainly due to work so I haven't been able to study nearly as much as I planned to. I have isolated the problem and that is not coming up with enough material... So! I thought I'd try a different approach.

If you have any math tests (with answer sheets (preferably separate)) I would love to get my hands on those!

Things I need

math
-Algebra, both numeric and word problems are welcoma
-Geometry again both
-generally pre calculus stuff would be fun fun.

Physics
-Newtonian motion 1D and 2D

Thanks in advance!

That's about it at the moment, if you come up with anything that might help me on my journey please feel free to sent it to the address provided at the end.

uliusilius (add a nifty symbol here) gmail (another symbol that differs from the prvious) com

 

[Krys]

Sar - there are numerous textbooks you can buy from an online bookstore that will have questions you need in them. They also organise them by level of study to make it easy to choose which questions are just complex enough for you.

If that doesn't help you can always contact your teacher to ask for help, or extra questions.

 

[Grover]

you should at least tell us what level of study you mean

is it GCSE? A-Level? AS?

also the Exam board would be helpful

i could help you, but it would be useless if the exam board is wrong and its A-Level maths when you want GCSE maths

 

[Sar]

As far as I can tell, I'd like GCSE-level questions, but I wouldn't mind some A-level as well.

The thing is that I'm not at the moment studying anything particular, just learning for the sake of learning and I'd rather not buy any more books as of now since after the summer I'll probably be drowning in them anyway.

 

[escapetomsfate]

http://www.khanacademy.org/

A treasure chest of simple but helpful videos, with exercises to match.

 

[fireballs619]

I have a few challenge geometry problems crammed up in my noggin if you'd like. I'm not sure what level they'd be considered, but most likely GCSE. Nothing written out, however.

 

[Sar]

Yes, I'm interested in anything that anyone has! Be it some old school tests or something they made themself!

 

[Spacethingy]

It may sound boring, but I find past papers are very good practice (and they have good answers).

E.g. for the Newtonian bit, you might want to try some from my AS course:
http://www.ocr.org.uk/qualifications/type/gce/maths/maths_mei/documents/index.html Skim down and you'll find loads of mechanics papers...

 

[fireballs619]

Here's a nice geometry one my teacher gave me this year. The complete solution is on a post in these forums, but I won't quite tell you which one, so you aren't tempted to peak :thumbup:.

 

[Sar]

Thank you both! OCR pages gives me a whole bunch of stuff to work with! I'm going to look at the geometry problem as well, all though I do somewhat suck at geometry as of now, but I think I'll learn.

 

[fireballs619]

If you ever need help in geometry, feel free to shoot me a PM and I'll see how I can help. I love the subject!