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Further Pure Mathematics WFM01

Edexcel International A Level Further Pure Mathematics WFM01 — Binomial Theorem topical past papers

3 past-paper questions on Binomial Theorem for Further Pure Mathematics WFM01.

Questions
3
Years
2023–2024
With mark scheme
100%
Questions 2022–2026
3

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How Binomial Theorem has been examined

From 2022 to 2026, Binomial Theorem was on F2(IAL) in 3 of 8 exam series, worth about 4% of that paper’s marks.

How Binomial Theorem has been examined, by paper
PaperQuestionsShare of marksSeries
F2(IAL)34%3 of 8

Momentum’s own count, over the questions in its bank for these years: a series is one exam session, every zone included, and a question filed under two chapters counts in both. Median marks per question: 9.

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