30
Mar
2019
Leaving Cert Applied Maths Higher Level 1993-2000 Marking Schemes
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Below are some Marking Schemes for the Leaving Cert Applied Maths Higher Level. These Marking Schemes are not on the SEC website. I was able to get 1999 and 2000 from the SEC. The Marking Schemes from 1993 to 1998 were made available from I believe from Ciaran O’Sullivan scanning in hard copies, so many... Read More
27
Jan
2019
Leaving Cert Applied Maths Higher Level 1975
Question 1 A particle falls freely under gravity from rest at a point . After it has fallen for one second another particle is projected vertically downwards from with speed m/s. By considering the relative motion of the particles, or otherwise, find the time and distance from at which they collide. Show the motion of... Read More
7
Jan
2019
What Does “This is a hard course” Really Mean.
I have given many grinds to third level students over the years and there is a particular warning given to students in certain courses, that is, “This is a hard course”. Now, I do not doubt that that may be true but I have observed some interesting data around when this is said. Namely: This... Read More
7
Jan
2019
Leaving Cert Applied Maths Higher Level 1974
Special Thanks: A copy of this Leaving Cert Applied Maths Higher Level 1974 exam was kindly provided by Noel Cunningham. Question 1 A sprinter runs a race with constant acceleration throughout. During the race he passes four posts , , , in a straight line such that m. If the sprinter takes seconds to run... Read More
20
Dec
2018
Leaving Cert Applied Maths Higher Level 1973
Question 1 A cyclist has a maximum acceleration of m/s, a maximum speed of m/s and a maximum deceleration of m/s. The cyclsit wishes to travel a distance from rest to rest in the shorest time. Find the time taken in the two cases (i) m and (ii) m. Draw a rough velocity-time graph for... Read More
10
Dec
2018
Leaving Cert Applied Maths Higher Level 1972
Question 1 A racing car covers a journey of km from rest to rest. It accelerates uniformly in the first minute to reach its maximum speed of m/s, it holds this speed for a certain time and then slows uniformly to rest with a retardation of magnitude three times that of the acceleration. i) Draw... Read More
6
Dec
2018
Project Maths: Hacking our way to a better PISA placing
I’ll put my cards on the table from the start, I’m not a fan of the Project Maths Syllabus (the new Mathematics Syllabus in Ireland). There have been many voices discussing the advantages and disadvantages of the new Syllabus. And I don’t intend to add my voice to that chorus as what I have to... Read More
1
Dec
2018
Leaving Cert Applied Maths Higher Level 1971
Special Thanks: A copy of this Leaving Cert Applied Maths Higher Level 1971 exam was kindly provided by Noel Cunningham. Question 1 a) Explain how a graph of velocity plotted against time can be used to calculate acceleration and distance travelled, with particular reference to motion with constant acceleration. [Video Solution] b) A pigeon in... Read More
30
Nov
2018
Leaving Certificate Examination 1970 Honours Applied Mathematics
Question 1 A bullet of mass is fired with speed into a fixed block of wood and is brought to rest in a distance . Find the resistance to motion assuming it to be constant. Another bullet also of mass is then fired with speed into another fixed block of thickness , which offers the... Read More
29
Nov
2018
Leaving Certificate Examination 1969 Honours Applied Mathematics
Question 1 State the principle of the conservation of momentum. A car weighing tons and moving at m.p.h. along a main road collides with a lorry of weight tons which emerges at m.p.h. from a crossroad at right angles to the main road. If the two vehicles lock, what will be their velocity after the... Read More