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Tan CK
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Factor theorem

Date Posted: 4 years ago
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You sure this is sec 3 amath syllabus? I thought it's out of syllabus for those sitting in Olvl in 2021
Eric Nicholas K
Eric Nicholas K
4 years ago
Weirdly enough I have heard of this removal from the syllabus, but I have inspected the 2021 version of the A Maths syllabus and alpha beta is still there.

It is written on page 4 of the syllabus outline and is practically no different from the 2020 version.
Thomas Chang
Thomas Chang
4 years ago
Hmm i didn't check the syllabus myself, but now I'm curious. I looked at the sec 3 amath text book (new) and didn't see any alpha beta inside. It's certainty not in the quad eq section. There are two books A and B, perhaps its found in the other book.
Eric Nicholas K
Eric Nicholas K
4 years ago
Ok, I just checked that both variants are available - the current syllabus code 4048 is still open for 2021 examination, while a new syllabus code 4049 (with alpha beta removed) has been introduced for papers beginning 2021.

I guess that both options are open for the relevant schools.
Thomas Chang
Thomas Chang
4 years ago
Ya, they usually have two variants. It's not for sch though, it's for pte candidates who are retaking the paper, so they don't have to learn a new syllabus. So it's true.. The new syllabus don't have alpha beta haha