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Product Description The Nelson Mathematics for Cambridge International AS & A Level series is tailored to the needs of A and AS Level students of the latest 9709 syllabus. Developed by a team of experienced examiners and international authors, it provides comprehensive coverage for this syllabus and effective preparation for the Cambridge exams.Nelson Mechanics 2 for Cambridge International A Level is for students taking the M2 exam paper. The text provides introductions to topics and step-by-step worked examples to aid students in their understanding of the course material. Other features include: learning objectives, letting students know what they need to learn in each topic; summaries of formulae and key information, helping students to revise; clear diagrams, helping to explain difficult concepts, and plenty of examples, strengthening students' understanding. In addition, practice exam papers provide students with opportunities for effective exam preparation and so help them reach their full potential. About the Author L Bostock,S Chandler,D A Lee
This text provides a comprehensive instructional framework designed to prepare students for the Cambridge International A Level Mechanics 2 (M2) examination. The authors, a team of experienced examiners and educators, utilize a structured pedagogical approach to align with the 9709 syllabus. By integrating theoretical explanations with practical application, the book aims to bridge the gap between abstract mathematical concepts and the specific requirements of the Cambridge assessment criteria.
What You Will Find
Educators and students frequently utilize this series as a foundational resource for the Cambridge International curriculum due to its direct alignment with official syllabus requirements. Experts note that the text is highly structured, making it a reliable tool for both classroom instruction and independent study.
Page Count:
128
Publication Date:
2016-04-21
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198379811
ISBN-13:
9780198379812
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