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Guide · IGCSE Additional Maths → A Level

From Additional Maths to A Level Maths

If you have taken Cambridge 0606 or Edexcel 4PM1, much of the first part of A Level Pure Maths will look familiar. This page shows, topic by topic, where each Additional Maths topic continues and what usually comes next.

Topic by topic

Additional Maths topicA Level topicWhat comes next
FunctionsAlgebra and functionsgraph transformations, the modulus function and more on composite and inverse functions
QuadraticsAlgebra and functionsthe same discriminant and completing-the-square work, used inside harder problems
PolynomialsAlgebra and functionsalgebraic division and the factor theorem again, then partial fractions
Logarithms and exponentialsExponentials and logarithmsexponential models and using logarithms to fit data
Coordinate geometryCoordinate geometrycircles in more depth, and parametric equations
Circular measureTrigonometryradians used everywhere in calculus
TrigonometryTrigonometryidentities, compound and double-angle formulae, and R cos(x − α) forms
Series and the binomial expansionSequences and seriesthe binomial expansion for any rational power, and more on sequences
VectorsVectorsvectors in two and three dimensions
DifferentiationDifferentiationmore rules and applications: implicit and parametric differentiation
IntegrationIntegrationintegration by substitution and by parts
KinematicsKinematicsconstant-acceleration formulae and variable acceleration in mechanics

The A Level topic pages are on our sister site, A Level Math Revision. The exact content depends on the A Level specification your school follows; check it with your teacher.

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