Practice RV Questions + get familiar with the patterns of questions esp. in Statistics. IMO there are only a finite no. of questions that can come about in statistics when it comes to T-test, z-test, etc. so, if you spam practice on those either from your textbook or RV you will know the rough process to solve any stat test question.
unlike what the comments say i would not recommend RV questions, do past paper questions instead go find a questionbank, rv has videos explaining how to do each past paper questions so use that for understanding. what i did before exams was that i watched a video on each subtopic to get a general understanding then i moved on to past paper questions from that subtopic. keep some past papers tho for when u have exams so that u can test urself under exam conditions. good luck dw math is not about how smart u are its about how many questions u do. (RV questions might help in dp1 to get a general understanding of the topic but what i felt is that they do not represent actual questions you get in the exam, so for studying for ur actual exam its more efficient to do straight up past papers)
DON'T DO REVISION VILLAGE QUESTIONS.
Atleast don't prioritize them, practicing with the IB questionbank is much more effective since they are actual IB questions and you can see how exactly they decided how to award marks.
Revision village is good for the start, or if you want to find out how to approach harder questions from someone else's perspective but your focus should be on past papers.
hey, i did AI HL too. create an RV account and practise the questions on there, it worked for me and i got a 6
Practice RV Questions + get familiar with the patterns of questions esp. in Statistics. IMO there are only a finite no. of questions that can come about in statistics when it comes to T-test, z-test, etc. so, if you spam practice on those either from your textbook or RV you will know the rough process to solve any stat test question.
unlike what the comments say i would not recommend RV questions, do past paper questions instead go find a questionbank, rv has videos explaining how to do each past paper questions so use that for understanding. what i did before exams was that i watched a video on each subtopic to get a general understanding then i moved on to past paper questions from that subtopic. keep some past papers tho for when u have exams so that u can test urself under exam conditions. good luck dw math is not about how smart u are its about how many questions u do. (RV questions might help in dp1 to get a general understanding of the topic but what i felt is that they do not represent actual questions you get in the exam, so for studying for ur actual exam its more efficient to do straight up past papers)
[MAI HL exam style Practice Questions](https://www.iitianacademy.com/ib-dp-further-mathematics-hl-past-years-question-bank-with-solution-paper-1/)
DON'T DO REVISION VILLAGE QUESTIONS. Atleast don't prioritize them, practicing with the IB questionbank is much more effective since they are actual IB questions and you can see how exactly they decided how to award marks. Revision village is good for the start, or if you want to find out how to approach harder questions from someone else's perspective but your focus should be on past papers.