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A large, carefully built bank of TMUA-style questions covering every topic in the spec, at five difficulty levels each — with a full worked solution behind every single one.

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Two papers. 75 minutes each. No calculator.

Paper 1 — Applications of Mathematical Knowledge

20 multiple-choice questions covering algebra, sequences, coordinate geometry, trigonometry, exponentials & logarithms, differentiation, integration and graphs, applied in context.

Paper 2 — Mathematical Reasoning

The same topic list as Paper 1, plus the logic of arguments: necessary and sufficient conditions, proof by contradiction, spotting the flaw in a purported proof. Every topic question in our bank is built to stand on either paper.


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500+ questions, every topic covered

Every topic in the spec is represented across both papers, so you're never short of practice on the areas you're weakest in.

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Difficulty that actually scales

Five difficulty tiers per topic, from first-pass warm-ups to the awkward, multi-step questions that show up near the end of a real paper.

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Every answer is computed

The correct answer to each question is worked out by the same arithmetic you'd use with a pen — never asserted by a model and never guessed. Wrong options are built from the mistakes students actually make.


One question, worked in full.

Difficulty 3 of 5

For the quadratic 2x² + 4x − 2 = 0, what can be said about the roots?

A  No real roots (discriminant = 32)
B  Two distinct real roots (discriminant = 34)
C  Two distinct real roots (discriminant = 32) — correct
D  No real roots (discriminant = 30)
E  One repeated real root (discriminant = 32)

Worked solution

Discriminant = b² − 4ac = (4)² − 4(2)(−2) = 16 − (−16) = 32. Since the discriminant is greater than 0, the equation has two distinct real roots.

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500+ questions across both papers, full worked solutions, and a results dashboard broken down by topic — until your sitting in October.

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