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AS & A Level Further Mathematics (9231)

Roots of polynomial equations Banker

9 questions · about 3% of the marks we indexed · examined in 9 of 9 sessions.

Questions by year

2026

  • 2026 May/June · Paper 12 · Q4 (a, b, c)10 marksSymmetric functions & power sums · Transformed equations

2025

  • 2025 Oct/Nov · Paper 12 · Q2 (a, b)8 marksSymmetric functions & power sums
  • 2025 May/June · Paper 12 · Q2 (a, b, c)7 marksSymmetric functions & power sums · Transformed equations

2024

  • 2024 Oct/Nov · Paper 12 · Q3 (a, b, c(i), c(ii))10 marksSymmetric functions & power sums
  • 2024 May/June · Paper 12 · Q1 (a, b, c, d)6 marksSymmetric functions & power sums · Transformed equations

2023

  • 2023 Oct/Nov · Paper 12 · Q4 (a, b, c)10 marksSymmetric functions & power sums · Transformed equations
  • 2023 May/June · Paper 12 · Q2 (a)2 marksSymmetric functions & power sums

2022

  • 2022 Oct/Nov · Paper 12 · Q2 (a, b, c)9 marksSymmetric functions & power sums · Transformed equations
  • 2022 May/June · Paper 12 · Q4 (a, b, c)8 marksSymmetric functions & power sums · Transformed equations

Find the full paper on the official Cambridge past-papers page or ask your school. “Paper 42” means Paper 4, variant 2.

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Symmetric functions & power sums Banker9 questions · 9/9 sessions
Transformed equations 6 questions · 6/9 sessions

Subtopics

SubtopicMarks indexedSessions
Symmetric functions & power sums Banker539/9
Transformed equations 176/9

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