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Practice time: recorded time from completed exam attempts. Attempts marked untimed, continued or resumed are excluded, as are mental maths, question-bank sessions and mistake drills. Older completed attempts contribute their saved question times even when the original timing mode was not recorded; these cannot retrospectively be confirmed as timed exams. Time is capped when the original allowance is recorded. No time is invented for attempts without recorded question times. Combined sittings are counted through the individual paper records, without adding the combined summary again.
Estimated performance: the same weighted TMUA and MAT estimate used on Overview. Recent results count more; quick retakes count less. At least three different scored papers are needed. Unofficial; timing arrangements are not adjusted.
Papers completed: different full papers submitted with at least 15 recorded answers for TMUA or 8 for MAT. Retakes do not increase the count; a combined Paper 1 / Paper 2 sitting counts as two when each paper meets its threshold.
When you join, eligible saved history contributes. Updates follow successful account sync and may take up to a minute while practising. Turning a switch off removes that public entry once the change reaches the server. If you are offline, reconnect and use Retry sync. Your private history is retained. Changing to Anonymous in Settings updates the name used on these rankings; it does not make a public entry impossible to link with earlier versions.
Top 100 published entries. Equal values share a rank. These are practice statistics, not verified exam results.
Learn what each formula means and when it applies. Core recall covers standard results and their immediate applications; Useful shortcut marks optional time-savers; Supplied if needed marks reference material you need not memorise.
There is no formula booklet in the TMUA. This revision guide follows the 2026/27 specification and checks scope against the official Notes on Mathematics. Scope checked 3 October 2026. Formulae alone do not replace practice with graphs, reasoning and proof.
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A little practice, every day
Type your answer. Decimals and simple fractions are accepted.
Practise everything, or focus on a skill.
Start with remainders and work down the topics. Each topic generates fresh questions.
Fill the missing side in a² + b² = c². Here a and b are the perpendicular sides, and c is the hypotenuse.
Every question uses positive integer side lengths from a common Pythagorean triple or one of its multiples. Questions include both missing legs and missing hypotenuses.
Standard angles based on 30°, 45° and 90°, including negative angles and full turns. Tangent is undefined at odd multiples of 90° (π/2).
Medium and Hard only. Mixed alternates these two levels. Press Tab or Enter to move between coefficient boxes.
The idea
Completed
First-check accuracy
Current streak
Best streak
Average time / question
Your saved questions, with a note about what makes each worth revisiting.
Turn incorrect answers into specific lessons. Marking a journal entry resolved does not remove it from wrong-answer practice.
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Every completed attempt saved to this profile is listed here. Open an attempt to revisit your answers, the correct options and the solution material stored with that paper.
Create a randomised paper from questions you have previously answered incorrectly in completed papers. Each source question appears at most once in a generated paper.
Use this two-minute interval to read the instructions for the second paper. Your Paper 1 answers have already been submitted and saved.
| Next section | Paper 2 |
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| Questions | 20 |
| Time | 75 minutes |
| Calculator | Not permitted |
| Marking | 1 mark for each correct answer; no penalty for incorrect responses |
For each question, choose the one answer you consider correct. Attempt every question.
Open Paper 2 materials| QUESTION | STATUS | REVIEW |
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Estimated conversion; not an official TMUA score.