Textbook suggestions? (1 Viewer)

[iheartOJ]

Hey!

I was looking at purchasing another textbook so I was just wondering which ones you guys find best for 2U+3U maths? Any suggestions?

 

[Nws m8]

Cambridge, fitzpatrick, PAST PAPERS , n ur all set

 

[iheartOJ]

Thanks!

 

[Nws m8]

Thanks!

Nws m8 lol

 

[lightingbolt]

I am stupid, from Cherry Brook technology High

lol, this kid knows pretty much nothing, just use past papers to practice questions, you don't have to waste your money!

 

[Nws m8]

lol, this kid knows pretty much nothing, just use past papers to practice questions, you don't have to waste your money!

Are you for real?

 

[tattoo2200]

trust me get terry lee's 3 unit book. It has worked solutions and his questions are quite challenging. Trust me if you can do his book profciently you can do an exam proficiently.

 

[Currybear]

Cambridge + past papers works for me

 

[RishBonjour]

lol, this kid knows pretty much nothing, just use past papers to practice questions, you don't have to waste your money!

are you fucking stupid? Textbooks aren't just for doing questions. You use them to understand the material and then do past papers. (unless your teacher is a math god)

 

[why-study]

Wow, this kid is so up themselves. Seriously a little humility wouldn't kill you.

 

[why-study]

I'm using Margaret Grove. It's really easy to understand and explains everything quite well. I also bought Excel Mathematics and Cambridge. Excel's quite good and succinct but I don't like Cambridge. I guess it's just what you prefer.

 

[iBibah]

I'm using Margaret Grove. It's really easy to understand and explains everything quite well. I also bought Excel Mathematics and Cambridge. Excel's quite good and succinct but I don't like Cambridge. I guess it's just what you prefer.

What is it you don't like about Cambridge?