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Textbooks with answers for GCSE/A-level

 
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david



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PostPosted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 11:50 pm    Post subject: Textbooks with answers for GCSE/A-level Reply with quote

I took Maths O-level and A-level years ago (1980's) and would
like to re-revise some of it as I can't even remember the basics.

Can anyone recommend any GCSE and A-level textbooks which
explain the course, give examples, followed by lots of practice
questions *with answers*.

I have seen a few for GCSE but they don't have answers. I want
a large textbook not those thin practice question books.

Thanks

David

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Brian Reay



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PostPosted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 12:47 am    Post subject: Re: Textbooks with answers for GCSE/A-level Reply with quote

"david" wrote in message @bt.com...
>I took Maths O-level and A-level years ago (1980's) and would
> like to re-revise some of it as I can't even remember the basics.
>
> Can anyone recommend any GCSE and A-level textbooks which
> explain the course, give examples, followed by lots of practice
> questions *with answers*.
>
> I have seen a few for GCSE but they don't have answers. I want
> a large textbook not those thin practice question books.


GCSE:

Edexcel GCSE Mathematics by Johnson & Clough
(Higher Tier is the one we use.)

The answers are on an included CD.

A Level

Heinemann do a range of books for each of the modules, look at the Edexcel
website for module details, then then here: www.heinemann.co.uk for the
matching books.

There are others, they are just the ones we use.

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Brian, G8OSN
www.g8osn.org.uk
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david



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PostPosted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 3:26 pm    Post subject: Re: Textbooks with answers for GCSE/A-level Reply with quote

Thanks. I ordered the GCSE book from Amazon a while
ago, no CD came with it, will try somewhere else.
Thanks for A-level tip too.

David

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