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  #1 Old 23-11-2005 Default Further Mathematics T or etc
Hi there, I would like to learn further mathematics.....either for stpm or a levels....as long they are further mathematics.... but I find it wild/rare to see further mathematics books around...could anyone intro me good further maths book/text book/reference book ? Thanks in advance.
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  #2 Old 23-11-2005 Default
What do you mean by rare? Those books are fairly common. You can try out by visiting your nearest public library. I'm sure they are stocked with various STPM and A-levels Maths books. They will surely have a copy of the STPM text books. Or the best, Just take a look at what the form sixers are using I borrowed a few texts from my teachers at school to study for my SATs. I was handed 2 Pelangi books for Mathematics. The first one (red in colour) was the general Maths - both Maths S and T students will have to familiarize themselves with the topics covered here. The second book was for Maths T Paper 2 I believe. Its green in colour Or, if everything fails, just search them up on the net like I did theres tons of info out there just waiting to be accessed!

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  #3 Old 23-11-2005 Default
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What do you mean by rare? Those books are fairly common. You can try out by visiting your nearest public library. I'm sure they are stocked with various STPM and A-levels Maths books. They will surely have a copy of the STPM text books. Or the best, Just take a look at what the form sixers are using I borrowed a few texts from my teachers at school to study for my SATs. I was handed 2 Pelangi books for Mathematics. The first one (red in colour) was the general Maths - both Maths S and T students will have to familiarize themselves with the topics covered here. The second book was for Maths T Paper 2 I believe. Its green in colour Or, if everything fails, just search them up on the net like I did theres tons of info out there just waiting to be accessed!

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no not those...looking for further maths...those are just maths T...i'm done with them already...just that i got advice from my friends if i were to take engineering course, should learn some further maths...as he said quite a lot of further maths stuff...
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  #4 Old 24-11-2005 Default Re: Further Mathematics T or etc
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Hi there, I would like to learn further mathematics.....either for stpm or a levels....as long they are further mathematics.... but I find it wild/rare to see further mathematics books around...could anyone intro me good further maths book/text book/reference book ? Thanks in advance.
R u sitting for the f.math exam?or u juz study for future use?
actually for engineering use,shd be more on calculus.So,u can try SCHAUM`s series-ADVANCED CALCULUS.
OR u can try MATHEMATICS FOR ENGINEER..there r many books with this title.but this is mainly for university students.
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  #5 Old 24-11-2005 Default
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What do you mean by rare? Those books are fairly common. You can try out by visiting your nearest public library. I'm sure they are stocked with various STPM and A-levels Maths books. They will surely have a copy of the STPM text books. Or the best, Just take a look at what the form sixers are using I borrowed a few texts from my teachers at school to study for my SATs. I was handed 2 Pelangi books for Mathematics. The first one (red in colour) was the general Maths - both Maths S and T students will have to familiarize themselves with the topics covered here. The second book was for Maths T Paper 2 I believe. Its green in colour Or, if everything fails, just search them up on the net like I did theres tons of info out there just waiting to be accessed!

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no not those...looking for further maths...those are just maths T...i'm done with them already...just that i got advice from my friends if i were to take engineering course, should learn some further maths...as he said quite a lot of further maths stuff...
I supposed you in the transition phase, completing your SPM and choosing a suitable pre-u path.

You don't need to do further mathematics at A-levels or STPM just because you want to do engineering, there are tonnes of people who did not do FM and got admitted to do engineering. After all, you will still be taught in your degree. But if want to do it, do it by all means, however do not let it affect your other subjects, if you feel that u can cope with FM and it is somehow pulling down ur performance in other subjects, then dropped it as soon as possible, AAA looks better than AAAB or AAAC
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  #6 Old 24-11-2005 Default
i've completed stpm...lol just wanna fill in some space of this looooooong holiday
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  #7 Old 25-11-2005 Default
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i've completed stpm...lol just wanna fill in some space of this looooooong holiday
It would be productive if you can learn something from FM.
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  #8 Old 26-11-2005 Default
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i've completed stpm...lol just wanna fill in some space of this looooooong holiday
It would be productive if you can learn something from FM.
Oh, on that matter, then there should be tons of engineering maths books in your library. No idea where ya from, but the PUSTAKA in Kuching has quite a few books on engineering maths and individual subtopic books. You can start with Calculus. I have a book but its probably outdated already lols, got it from a junk sale.
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  #9 Old 15-03-2006 Default
anyone can post any STPM further maths question here?
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  #10 Old 15-03-2006 Default
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anyone can post any STPM further maths question here?
Of coz u can.any question is welcome.
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