A-Level Mathematics: Welcome to the comprehensive guide
This page serves as a central knowledge hub, providing you with all the information you need to excel in your A-Level Maths studies. Whether you’re in your first year (AS Maths) or second year (A2 Maths), this page is designed to support your learning journey.
A-Level Maths is typically taught over two years. In the first year, you’ll cover AS Maths, followed by A2 Maths in the second year. Throughout both years, you’ll delve into the fascinating realms of Pure Maths, Statistics, and Mechanics, which are the core components of A-Level Maths.
A-Level Mathematics Index
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AS Maths Proof
AS Maths Algebra & Functions
AS Maths Coordinate Geometry
AS Maths Sequence & Series
AS Maths Trigonometry
AS Maths Exponential & Logs
AS Maths Differentiation
AS Maths Integration
AS Maths Vectors
AS Statistics Sampling
AS Statistics Data Presentation & Sampling
AS Statistics Probability
AS Statistics Distributions
AS Statistics Hypothesis Testing
AS Mechanics Quantities & Units in Mechanics
AS Mechanics Kinematics
AS Mechanics Forces & Newton’s Laws
AS Mechanics Moments
- Not covered in AS Maths
A2 Maths Proof
A2 Maths Algebra & Functions
A2 Maths Coordinate Geometry
A2 Maths Sequence & Series
A2 Maths Trigonometry
A2 Maths Exponentials & Logarithms
A2 Maths Differentiation
A2 Maths Integration
A2 Maths Numerical Methods
A2 Maths Vectors
A2 Statistics Probability
A2 Statistics Distributions
A2 Statistics Hypothesis Testing
AS Mechanics Kinematics
AS Mechanics Forces & Newton’s Laws
AS Mechanics Moments
‘Big data’ is no longer a thing of the future and is creeping into A-Level Mathematics specifications across the board. You may be expected to answer questions based on a dataset that you are already familiar with. The more you are familiar with it, the more of an advantage you will have when answering questions. You may also be expected to recall trends in the data without being given the data.
The following links are provided by CrashMaths and provide guidance on the A-Level Mathematics Edexcel large dataset. This dataset contains weather statistics provided by the MET Office: