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Maths in Society (1 Viewer)

Muzzaw

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What's the difference between Maths in Society, and General Maths?

Looking at past Maths in Society papers it seems the questions/topics are essentially the same.

Just gives a few more practice papers is all.
 

PC

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I think the General Mathematics course is generally harder than the old MIS course.

The past papers for MIS give some good questions for revision, but there are also quite a few areas which are new in the General Course.

Off the top of my head, you probably won't find any questions about these topics in MIS papers:
- Annuities & Loans
- Straight Line & Declining Balance Depreciation
- Box-and-whisker plots & stem-and-leaf plots
- Standard deviation
- Correlation
- Lines of best fit and median lines of regression
- z-scores
- capture-recapture technique
- error in measurement
- area of an ellipse
- permutations & combinations (not even done in 2 unit Maths)
- non-linear functions (parabolas, cubics, hyperbolas, exponentials)

But everything else should be OK! :)
 

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