Product Description

Core Maths C1+C2 is part of a brand new series of books that match the AQA specifications for Maths A-level, to be first taught in September 2004. The book has been produced in collaboration with a Senior Examiner to ensure complete and authoritative coverage of the Pure Core 1 and Pure Core 2 modules. It contains all the pure maths that students need to know for AS-level Mathematics, or for the first year of an A-level.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #113266 in Books
• Published on: 2004-07-01
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 312 pages

Customer Reviews

Great!
The vast majority of A level Maths resources out there are tailored for Edexcel or for OCR, and AQA specific textbooks are very hard to come by - so this textbook was a godsend. It explains all the little bits of the syllabus, so it is great if you're a person who wants to learn things really thoroughly. There are also oodles of past exam questions, again all from AQA, so that you know exactly the type of questions you may get. The only downside is that some of the explanations are badly worded and hard to understand - but that is only occasional, and in those cases I just supplemented my studies by using other sources.

Recommended - and got me 100/100 for both C1 and C2!

Very vague
I brought this book because my son was doing the AQA course at school, Manchester, however when looking at the book he found it very vague, there were not enough explanations so therefore he did not understand it and therefore ended up buying another book

Dumbed down math
This is a set text book for A level Maths AQA.

It is very clearly written, and as you would expect for schools, nothing is left to chance, Huge number of worked problems,and graded exercises

I am being forced to retake Maths A level because the one I got in 1968 doesnt count, and this is tailor made. The advice I was given was not to work through this book by myself as there were things I would have to be taught, but I have yet to meet one.

This is a set book for a set course, so should be shunned by anyone not doing this A level. - unlike for example course notes for Shakespeare's plays which will give you a better insight even if you arent doing Eng Lit O Level.