Transcription of STEP MATHEMATICS SPECIFICATIONS for June 2019 …
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MATHEMATICS I, II and III (9465, 9470, and 9475)General IntroductionThere are two syllabuses, one for MATHEMATICS I and MATHEMATICS II, the other for MATHEMATICS III. The syllabusfor MATHEMATICS I and MATHEMATICS II is based on a single subject MATHEMATICS Advanced GCE. Questions onMathematics II are intended to be more challenging than questions on MATHEMATICS I. The syllabus for MathematicsIII is designing the syllabuses, the SPECIFICATIONS for all the UK Advanced GCE examinations, the Scottish AdvancedHigher and the International Baccalauriat were of MATHEMATICS I, II and III will be a 3-hour paper divided into three sections as follows:Section A (Pure MATHEMATICS )eight questionsSection B (Mechanics)three questionsSection C (Probability and Statistics)two questionsAll questions will carry the same weight.
General Introduction There are three specifications for STEP: one for Mathematics 1, one for Mathematics 2 and one for Mathematics 3. The three specifications have been written to follow, in the ways set out below, the content of the
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