Exploration Guide
A comprehensive 70 page pdf guide to help you get excellent marks on your maths investigation. Includes how to choose a topic, over 70 topic ideas, marking criteria guidance, Pearson's Product method, common students mistakes, in-depth topic examples and much more! [Will be emailed within the same day as ordered].
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