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  • Each worksheet follow a standard format.
  • Columns A, B, F, G, H,I J are generic and found in all worksheets.
  • Columns C, D and E change depending on the topic (worksheet) and question.
  • For any cell that is not used in the worksheet the user need to ensure a "nan" (not-a-number) string
  • Generic columns

A. Name: Name given to the particular type of question
B. Tex: Mathematical equation written in TEX syntax
F. dp: Decimal accuracy
G. Q: Links to the Qtext file (text for each question)
H. Hint1: Links to the Qtext file (hints for each question)
I. Hint2: Links to the Qtext file (hints for each question)
J. Level: Level of difficulty of the question: 0 = GCSE, 5 = A-level, 10 = 1st year and 20 = 2nd year
K. Source: Question reference

  • Non-generic columns

    Algebra

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    01expand

    02factorise

    03simplify

    04solveage

    05solvetrig

    06val

     

    C

    Function

    Function

    Function

    Function

    Function

    Function

     

    D

    Sym

    Sym

    Sym

    Var

    Var

    Var

     

    E

    NaN

    NaN

    NaN

    NaN

    Range

    Val

     

A. Function: Mathematical expressions or function (use Matlab maths syntax)
B. Sym: Symbols that are found in the algebraic expressions
C. Var: Variable that is to be solved in the algebraic expressions

D. Range: Range of the algebraic/trigonometric functions

Calculus

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

01diff-alg

02diff-trig

03Integration

04Int-trig

05Series

06Parametric

07Lieibiniz

 

C

Function

Function

Function

Function

Function

Function 1

Function 1

 

D

w.r.t

w.r.t

w.r.t

w.r.t

Var

Function 2

Function 2

 

E

NaN

NaN

Limits

Limits

Point

w.r.t

w.r.t

 

A. Function, Function 1, Function 2: Mathematical expressions or function (use Matlab syntax)
B. w.r.t: Variable used to differentiation/integration
C. Limits: Limits of integration (can use symbol, pi and inf)
D. var: Variables used in series integration


Complex

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

01simplify

02Solve

03car2pol

04pol2car

05exp2car

06exp2pol

08Arg

09conj

10mod

Irparts

C

Function

Function

Function

Function 1

Function

Function

Function

Function

Function

Function

D

Sym

Sym

Sym

Function 2

Sym

Sym

Sym

Sym

Sym

Sym

E

NaN

NaN

Angle

NaN

NaN

Angle

Angle

NaN

NaN

Real/
Imaginary

A. Function: Mathematical expressions or function, written Matlab format.
B. Function 1, Function 2: Are used to separate the two mathematical expressions.
C. sym: Complex number symbol (either i or j)
D. Angle: Radians (rad) or degrees (deg)

E. R/I: Real (real) or imaginary (imag)

Partial Fractions

 

 


Partial Fractions

C

Numerator

D

Denominator

E

Sym

A. Numerator: Allows expressing the mathematical expression or functioning individually under different columns as numerator and denominator
B. Denominator: Allows expressing the mathematical expression or functioning individually under different columns as numerator and denominator
C. sym: specifies what symbol is being used in each fraction

Matrix

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Operation

Multiplication

Inverse

Determinant

SolvDetx

SolvDety

SolvDetz

 

C

Mat1

Mat1

Mat

Mat

Mat

Mat

Mat

 

D

Mat2

Mat2

NaN

NaN

NaN

NaN

NaN

 

E

Type

Type

NaN

NaN

NaN

NaN

NaN

 

A. Mat: specifies and defines the matrix array in Matlab syntax
B. Mat1, Mat2: specifies two matrices so that operations such as matrix addition, subtraction and multiplication can be carried out
C. Type: highlights the operation to be carried out whether addition subtraction or multiplication
D. NaN: Means not a number and is used to ignore the data in certain columns

Appendix B: Summary of worksheets

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