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The Gradient Function - Aim: to investigate the gradient function for all kinds of curves.
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“A word is half the sender, and half the receptor” - Montaigne
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Newspaper Comparisons - Space Devoted to Items, Size and Number of Pages, and Readability (Word Count)
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To investigate the hidden faces and the number of faces seen on a cube or a cuboids when it’s placed on a table.
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Mayfield School Mathematics Statistics Coursework
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About GCSE Maths

GCSE Maths is compulsory for most students. Like GCSE English Language maths is one of the qualifications that you will need if you want to carry on your studies or start a good career.

GCSE Maths: What Will I Study?

GCSE Maths aims to give you the necessary skills to investigate problems using mathematical techniques. Mathematics arises wherever there are difficult problems that involve quantity, structure, space, or change.


GCSE Maths coursework usually means analysing data and presenting your findings using graphs.

GCSE Maths... What Can I Study Next?

You could do A Level Maths, then a university degree and end up as Professor of Hard Sums at Oxford. If that’s not your thing GCSE Maths is still very useful - maths is used in the sciences, economics, sociology, engineering and building. Even PE teachers need to have passed GCSE Maths.

External Links to More Information About GCSE Maths

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http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/REVmaths.htm

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"The maths is most certainly correct, but viewed simplistically. The formulae are all retrofitted to correct results, but the author seems to think that the only justification necessary is using a higher number. For example, he devises the formula using results gained from empirical evidence on n = 1, 2, 3, 4 and then by showing that it works for n = 5, he seems content that it is a correct formula. The generalisation could have gone further to a very general case but, disappointingly, he seemed to stop at a very arbitrary point. The presentation of data is very clear, and the language shows the author has a clear understanding of what is going on. TSR User:DavyS"
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