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The Edexcel A-level Maths formula booklet is an official Pearson document provided in all A-level Maths and Further Maths exams. It contains key formulae for pure mathematics, statistics and mechanics that are not required to be memorised. Students must still learn many additional formulae that do not appear in the booklet.
What is in the Edexcel A-level Maths formula booklet?
Use the booklet issued for the current Pearson Edexcel A-level Mathematics (9MA0) specification. It covers pure maths (binomial series, trigonometric identities, calculus results), mechanics and statistics (distributions and critical-value tables). Download it free from the Pearson Edexcel A-level Mathematics qualification pages.
What you must memorise
Many core formulae are not in the booklet, including the quadratic formula, standard trigonometric identities, basic differentiation and integration rules, and laws of logarithms. Practise locating formulae under timed conditions and never treat the booklet as a substitute for understanding.
How Edexcel A-level Maths is assessed
Three papers (Pure 1, Pure 2, Statistics and Mechanics), each 2 hours and 100 marks. Exams are sat at an approved centre. Lift partners with Tutors and Exams; on +Exams (GBP 89.99/month) Lift books entry, venue and invigilation. You can also arrange your own approved centre.
Study A-level Maths online with Lift College
Lift College delivers online A-level Mathematics through AQA (specification 7357), not Pearson Edexcel. This guide covers the Edexcel 9MA0 formula booklet for students sitting that specification. To study A-level Maths online with Lift: Study from GBP 49.99/month; +Exams GBP 89.99/month; 7-day free trial (GBP 0 until day 8). Open to adult learners and resitters; recommended GCSE Mathematics at grade 6 or above (recommended, not required).