GCE A Level Further Maths: past questions and revision
For Lower Sixth and Upper Sixth students in Cameroon. 373 practice questions on 26 topics of the A Level Further Maths syllabus, from real GCE papers and checked practice questions.
Topics
- Further statistics (tests and distributions) · 7 questions
- Polar coordinates · 13 questions
- Applications of vector and scalar products · 11 questions
- Modelling with differential equations · 6 questions
- Numerical methods · 13 questions
- Oscillatory motions · 15 questions
- Motion of particles in two dimensions · 17 questions
- Oblique impacts and impulse · 10 questions
- Rotational dynamics · 9 questions
- Probability and probability distributions · 12 questions
- Mathematical reasoning and proofs · 9 questions
- Partial fractions · 9 questions
- Algebraic structures · 14 questions
- Matrices and determinants · 9 questions
- Vector spaces and linear transformations · 23 questions
- Introduction to number theory · 16 questions
- Real valued functions: limits, continuity and differentiability · 25 questions
- Analysis of real valued functions and curve sketching · 16 questions
- Hyperbolic functions · 27 questions
- Sequences and series · 18 questions
- Conic sections · 19 questions
- Further integration · 10 questions
- Applications of the definite integral · 16 questions
- Differential equations · 24 questions
- Further complex numbers · 20 questions
- Plane transformations · 5 questions
Sample GCE questions
Real A Level Further Maths questions. Register free to answer them, see the answers and get every step explained.
Sample 1 · Algebraic structures
How many proper subgroups are there in a cyclic group of order 12?
- 4
- 3
- 2
- 1
Sample 2 · Oblique impacts and impulse
Two moving objects collide obliquely. Which one of the following is always true?
- They interchange their velocities.
- One of them comes to rest and the other continues to move.
- The impulse experienced by the heavier object is smaller.
- The velocity components perpendicular to the line of centre do not change.
Sample 3 · Oblique impacts and impulse
When two elastic objects collide obliquely, which one of the following statements is NOT true?
- Their velocities perpendicular to the line of centres do not change
- They move in opposite directions after impact
- Equal and opposite impulses act on each of them
- The total kinetic energy sometimes decreases.
How White Room helps you revise Further Maths
- Test yourself on any topic, at the difficulty you choose
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