Curated PDF and HTML documents help students compare structure, mathematical communication, reasoning and reflection.
Example work can show how a research question is focused, how mathematics is explained and how results are evaluated critically. It is not a template to be repeated with different numbers or a new context.
Official legacy Mathematics EE example with examiner commentary. It is particularly useful for studying the connection between hyperbolic functions, modelling and a real structure.
Official legacy Mathematics EE example with examiner commentary on geometric constructions, areas and a step-by-step mathematical argument.
Official legacy example that is also useful for critical analysis: the examiner commentary shows why an interesting topic does not automatically produce a sufficiently mathematical investigation.
Official legacy Mathematics EE example with examiner commentary connecting frequency ratios, musical intervals and mathematical reasoning.
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