Mathematics B (MEI) - H630

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Free Mathematics B (MEI) - H630 study notes for Cambridge OCR AS Level students. Each chapter covers a key topic with examples and practice prompts you can continue inside the thinka app.

Pure Mathematics: Proof

Pure Mathematics: Algebra

Pure Mathematics: Functions

Pure Mathematics: Graphs

Pure Mathematics: Coordinate Geometry

  • The coordinate geometry of straight lines

  • The coordinate geometry of curves

Pure Mathematics: Sequences and Series

Pure Mathematics: Trigonometry

Pure Mathematics: Exponentials and Logarithms

  • Exponentials and Logarithms

  • Exponentials and natural logarithms

  • Exponential growth and decay

Pure Mathematics: Calculus

  • Basic differentiation

  • Differentiation of functions

  • Applications of differentiation to functions and graphs

  • Integration as reverse of differentiation

  • Integration to find area under a curve

Pure Mathematics: Vectors

Statistics: Sampling

  • Population and sample

  • Sampling techniques

Statistics: Data representation and interpretation

  • Data presentation for single variable

  • Data presentation

  • Summary measures

Statistics: Probability

  • Probability of events in a finite sample space

  • Probability of two or more events

Statistics: Probability Distributions

  • Situations leading to a binomial distribution

  • Calculations relating to binomial distribution

  • Mean and expected frequencies for binomial distribution

  • Discrete probability distributions

Statistics: Statistical Hypothesis Testing

  • Hypothesis testing

  • Hypothesis testing for a binomial probability p

Mechanics: Models and Quantities

  • Standard models in mechanics

  • Units and quantities

Mechanics: Kinematics in 1 Dimension

  • Motion in 1 dimension

  • Kinematics graphs

  • Calculus in kinematics

  • Constant acceleration formulae

  • Problem solving

Mechanics: Forces

  • Identifying and representing forces

  • Vector treatment of forces

  • Newton’s laws for a particle

  • Connected particles

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