FURTHER MATHS!

[will.ryan]

I might just do the checkpoints questions for all of the modules and core.
I am half way done with only trig and number patterns to do, but must say after doing
about 150 questions of multiple choice just on core and business Im kinda over them haha.

Thats a good idea, i might do that too

[will.ryan]

i did 4.5 hrs of further non stop. kill me now

I wish i had your brain, haha........

[Predator]

I might just do the checkpoints questions for all of the modules and core.
I am half way done with only trig and number patterns to do, but must say after doing
about 150 questions of multiple choice just on core and business Im kinda over them haha.

Thats a good idea, i might do that too

Its good practice since you get the worked answers and whilst you may get confused on one and get it wrong they often double up with a similar one about 6 questions later to test you again. Bonus that they are VCAA questions and the worded answers are quite humourous since they are written in first person

[Kotza]

i dont see the point in studying for further when im aiming for a 25.... if i were to non stop study now for 3 consecutive days i would get max 32, = .7 better = .0000000000000000000000001% better enter score

[Studyinghard]

I guess its different when ur aiming for 50

[milkcarton]

Just printed about 80% of all the files on cleoxo's mediafire for Further Mathematics. Going to attempt them all through the course of this weekend. Bringing my textbook in for Monday & Wednesday.

[Kotza]

lmao, so you're only aiming for double my score

= epic fail ):

[ohyeah]

Oh, thanks should i just photocopy summaries out of the book?

It's better to have a page of just formulas to avoid wasting time flipping through your book. Also include some worded answers from past VCAA exams cus most of the time it's pretty much the same answer with different variables. There isn't a lot of variation in what they ask in further exams, at least in the modules that I've studied.

[will.ryan]

Oh, thanks should i just photocopy summaries out of the book?

It's better to have a page of just formulas to avoid wasting time flipping through your book. Also include some worded answers from past VCAA exams cus most of the time it's pretty much the same answer with different variables. There isn't a lot of variation in what they ask in further exams, at least in the modules that I've studied.

Oh really thats great then! Thanks for your help