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To be proficient at what we do in Level 3 maths, we need to have a good level of underpinning knowledge, which will come from GCSE maths (the stuff you did agessss ago...).

If you need a recap of any of GCSE math subjects, this is the place to go!

Click on the index page to find each topic you need help with!

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Videos of all the maths and mechanical lessons we will cover throughout the year.

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TECHNICIAN ENGINEERING 'MECHANICAL PRINCIPLES' (with Maths support) This channel endeavours to support Level 3, 4 & 5 Technician Engineering students. These videos contain 'full lecture' content, so quite lengthy. Students' feedback suggest the videos are 'useful', which is very pleasing to know. There are mistakes in some videos not yet corrected and sometimes terminology used (e.g.

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Hi!!

Welcome to the BTEC LEVEL 3 main page for Unit 1 Principles

To get the best possible outcome for your teaching, this course will be split between 2 lecturers;

Savannha will teach applied maths and mechanical principles

and

Elizabeth will teach electronic and electrical principles.

This website will have everything you need for your course including:

Course notes

Videos

Helpful websites

Revision tools

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For all your exam practice needs!

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Casio Calculator Tutorial - Overview of Essential Buttons (fx-83GT PLUS, fx-85GT PLUS, fx-300ES)

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Savannha

Savannha.gunnell@ucm.ac.im

Elizabeth

Elizabeth.havard@ucm.ac.im

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This is a 120 hour unit... this means that in order to be successful, you need to have studied a minimum of 120 hours.

Between us, we will teach you 90 hours (give or take a bank holiday), which means you need to study a minimum of 30 hours additionally outside of college.

That equates to 1 hour per week

So don't be surprised if you are handed out some homework every week!

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Here is the formula booklet you will be allowed in your exam and what we will be using throughout the year.

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Use this to write equations of lines to verify your own work or see how changing figures transforms the graph

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Explore math with our beautiful, free online graphing calculator. Graph functions, plot points, visualize algebraic equations, add sliders, animate graphs, and more.

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Find out exactly what you should know for your exam!

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Use this to plot points on a graph to work out equations of lines and midpoints