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UCL pure mathematics student & experienced tutor

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Hi, I'm John

A* A-Level Mathematics A* A-Level Further Mathematics Studying pure mathematics at UCL at present. 2015-2016, KT Tuition, Whitehaven. I tutored GCSE & A-level mathematics for a year with this company. I also self-taught myself A-level further Mathematics, so I consider myself to have an insight into what needs to be done in order to achieve a good level of understanding. I am still studying (mathematics at university) so I am constantly in the mindset of teaching myself which Is a mindset I also incorporate into my tuition.

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My education

University College London (UCL)

Mathematics - First (2016 - now)

Cockermouth Sixthform

A Levels - A*A*AA (Mathematics, Further Mathemstics, Art, English Language) (2014 - 2016)

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💯Maths

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Asked by David

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F (x)=x^3-7x^2-24x+18 Sketch the graph of the gradient function y=f'(x). Use algebraic methods to determine any points where the graph cuts the coordinate axes and mark these on the graph. Use calculus, find the coordinates of any turning points on the graph. I don't know how to answer this question. Please help!?

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UCL pure mathematics student & experienced tutor

Cuts the x-axis at x ={-3, 5+sqrt(19), 5-sqrt(19)} Turning points occur at x={-4/3, 6} Found by setting f’(x)=0 (taking the first derivative and s...Learn more

Asked by Clara

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How do you use the sine rule?

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UCL pure mathematics student & experienced tutor

This is easiest explained with an diagrams, but as I cannot, I’ll try make this as clear as possible. We have some triangle, with angles A, B and C...Learn more

Asked by Umar

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I'm learning physics at a GCSE grade level, and I wanted to ask, what exactly is resolving forces and why do we use it? (New spec 9-1)?

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UCL pure mathematics student & experienced tutor

We resolve forces in Classical Mechanics to simplify our problems. For instance, let us say we have a block on a table. We would pick our x-axis to ...Learn more

Asked by Selina

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What is the difference between a variable and a constant?

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UCL pure mathematics student & experienced tutor

A constant is held constant (as the name suggests), where as a variable is a number that is aloud to change. For instance, if we let y=5+x, here, 5 ...Learn more