How hard are the maths questions in the alptitude tests?
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I found the laplace transform a bit of a bitch.
The differential equations were a piece of piss.
Spherical geometry was ok but combined with a cartesian to spherical co-ordinate change the proving of newtons equations was a bit tricky.
The differential equations were a piece of piss.
Spherical geometry was ok but combined with a cartesian to spherical co-ordinate change the proving of newtons equations was a bit tricky.
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From: Herefordshire
be fair mad jock..
... the spherical calcs are easier if one remembers to apply the inverse trig factor at the outset...Also there's only a 50% chance of advanced Newton's Law questions. If you don't know it now, it's too late to cram! bm 
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No worse than O Level. 
Anyway, what aptitude tests? GAPAN is the only aptitude test you may want to take. You're not thinking of the aptitude tests for an integrated course are you?
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Whirls
Anyway, what aptitude tests? GAPAN is the only aptitude test you may want to take. You're not thinking of the aptitude tests for an integrated course are you?
Cheers
Whirls
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CTC's questions were a piece of cake. However, one fellow from my group managed to fail the math test. When I said my chances of making it into the Wings Cadet scheme were probably rather little because of ze language barrier, he replied for him there seemed to be a math barrier instead. Made me laugh.
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From: Hoylake
There is a sense of humour on Pprune! I thought it had vanished long ago 
The maths won't be any harder than that covered by GCSE or early A level type stuff...its the spelling tests that are going to catch you out
The maths won't be any harder than that covered by GCSE or early A level type stuff...its the spelling tests that are going to catch you out
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From: Propping up bars in the Lands of D H Lawrence and Bishop Bonner
You're quite right MEL, how presumptious of me.
In that case I amend my advice and suggest that the OP gets herself to the nearest dry ski slope (Sandown might be the closest) and ask for a nursery slope assessment from an instructor.
Cheers
Whirls
In that case I amend my advice and suggest that the OP gets herself to the nearest dry ski slope (Sandown might be the closest) and ask for a nursery slope assessment from an instructor.
Cheers
Whirls
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From: Propping up bars in the Lands of D H Lawrence and Bishop Bonner
Yes. I quite often wear sunglasses.
Moonlight caster, if you wish to receive sensible answers, you need to define your questions more clearly. Then, having defined your question (i.e. can I get a Class 1 medical if my eyesight is 20/50), you will have enough information to be able to research the answer yourself.
First off, why not look at the CAA website? Then google LASORS and download it.
Cheers
Whirls
Moonlight caster, if you wish to receive sensible answers, you need to define your questions more clearly. Then, having defined your question (i.e. can I get a Class 1 medical if my eyesight is 20/50), you will have enough information to be able to research the answer yourself.
First off, why not look at the CAA website? Then google LASORS and download it.
Cheers
Whirls
