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Old Leaving Cert Maths HL Papers

  • 10-02-2008 12:19am
    #1
    alan4cult
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    Hi,

    Does anybody have old leaving cert HL maths papers that they could send me or e-mail to me. I'd be looking for papers from 1993 and before. I can't find them anywhere because they are the old course and are not available anymore, but I'm sure somebody has them lying around somewhere.

    Thanks.


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  • #2
    Peleus
    Registered Users Posts: 784 ✭✭✭Peleus


    i have some old Applied Maths LC papers from like '87-> '90, if you do applied maths? but i've never seen any maths papers from before 2002. Teachers who have been around for a while might have copies of the papers, so maybe ask a maths techer in your school.


  • #3
    alan4cult
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,583 ✭✭✭alan4cult


    Peleus wrote: »
    i have some old Applied Maths LC papers from like '87-> '90, if you do applied maths? but i've never seen any maths papers from before 2002. Teachers who have been around for a while might have copies of the papers, so maybe ask a maths techer in your school.
    Yes i do applied maths but I have all the papers from 1983-2007 so I'm sorted unless you have any pre-1983?


  • #4
    Peleus
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    alan4cult wrote: »
    Yes i do applied maths but I have all the papers from 1983-2007 so I'm sorted unless you have any pre-1983?

    lol no


  • #5
    Aoibheann
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    I have some questions from the late 70's methinks, not full papers though.. mainly calculus, my teacher was fond of giving ancient differentiation questions and the like.. I can post them or something if you want?


  • #6
    alan4cult
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,583 ✭✭✭alan4cult


    bump


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  • #7
    ZorbaTehZ
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    Was it not around 1993 that the course was changed?


  • #8
    Cokehead Mother
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    ZorbaTehZ wrote: »
    Was it not around 1993 that the course was changed?

    "I'd be looking for papers from 1993 and before. I can't find them anywhere because they are the old course"

    Would appear so! :)


  • #9
    ZorbaTehZ
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,149 ✭✭✭ZorbaTehZ


    Cokehead Mother wrote: »
    "I'd be looking for papers from 1993 and before. I can't find them anywhere because they are the old course"

    Would appear so! :)

    Yup, I should really read the entire thread before replying ><

    Begs the question of what advantage they'll be at all, if it's the old course...


  • #10
    TheDriver
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    The course was a whole different ball game before 1993 and to be honest, your wasting your time bothering with them. Ask your teachers for mock lc papers from last few years if you want to have more practice with stuff. The leaving cert could pull anything out of the bag that you not see in a past paper all the same.


  • #11
    alan4cult
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    ZorbaTehZ wrote: »
    Yup, I should really read the entire thread before replying ><

    Begs the question of what advantage they'll be at all, if it's the old course...
    Almost every year the department have taken questions from the old course and put them on the papers. It happens in vectors, calculus and probably more. I'm not trying to memorise every past paper but the most difficult questions on the papers have being set previously in the pre-1993 papers. I have every question done since 1994 and I want to minimise surprises on the exam day.


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  • #12
    Peleus
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    alan4cult wrote: »
    Almost every year the department have taken questions from the old course and put them on the papers. It happens in vectors, calculus and probably more. I'm not trying to memorise every past paper but the most difficult questions on the papers have being set previously in the pre-1993 papers. I have every question done since 1994 and I want to minimise surprises on the exam day.

    and plus, the maths was a better standard back then so if you can do questions from teh early nineties you are sorted for the leaving.


  • #13
    Cokehead Mother
    Closed Accounts Posts: 773 ✭✭✭Cokehead Mother


    alan4cult wrote: »
    I have every question done since 1994 and I want to minimise surprises on the exam day.

    It's a maths exam! You should be aiming to be able to deal with any surprises, not over-preparing. And you do have other subjects to think about. I mean if you've done every LC question at your disposal, you're as ready for it as you'll ever be.


  • #14
    annie19
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    Cokehead Mother wrote: »
    It's a maths exam! You should be aiming to be able to deal with any surprises, not over-preparing. And you do have other subjects to think about. I mean if you've done every LC question at your disposable, you're as ready for it as you'll ever be.
    i agree ull be fine do sum work on other subjects


  • #15
    alan4cult
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,583 ✭✭✭alan4cult


    Cokehead Mother wrote: »
    It's a maths exam! You should be aiming to be able to deal with any surprises, not over-preparing. And you do have other subjects to think about. I mean if you've done every LC question at your disposal, you're as ready for it as you'll ever be.
    I did a lot of the questions while I was in 5th year so it doesn't really take up my time anymore. I'm not looking for more questions to do I just want to see some of the older papers and grasp the standard. In fact, I spend very little time on maths anymore as I'm more concentrated in doing well in English.


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