I'll assist with past paper questions from 2016 to the latest session. Cambridge Curriculum: A-levels 9709, O-levels 4024 & 4037

I have been providing online math tutoring for almost four years now, specializing in the Cambridge Curriculum for O-levels and A-levels. I understand that math can be challenging, but I'm here to make it easier for you. I'm dedicated to breaking down complex concepts into simpler, more understandable terms. My teaching philosophy revolves around the idea that math is only difficult if it's not explained properly. Fortunately, explaining math is something I excel at, and I always ensure that my students fully comprehend the material.

The following subjects are available in the teaching program:

(O-levels 4024) Mathematics-D
(O-levels 4037) Additional Maths

(A-levels 9709) Pure Math-P1
(A-levels 9709) Pure Math-P3
(A-levels 9709) Mechanics
(A-levels 9709) Statistics-S1
(Cambridge Curriculum only)

One of the aspects I take pride in is witnessing my students' rapid improvement. Many of them have gone on to secure A grades in their exams. I firmly believe that by working on past papers from the last 5-7 years, you can significantly increase your chances of achieving an A grade.

If you're looking for my assistance, all you have to do is provide the reference for the question you need help with. This reference includes the subject code, session, year, paper, variant, and question number. If you're unfamiliar with how the reference system works, let me explain. For O-levels, there are two exam sessions: May-June and October-November, denoted by (s) for summer and (w) for winter, respectively. For example, '4024_s19_qp_21' corresponds to Mathematics-D, May-June 2019, Question Paper, Paper 2 Variant 1. Similarly, '4037_w18_qp_12' represents Additional Maths, October-November 2018, Question Paper, Paper 1 Variant 2.

A-levels have three sessions: March, May-June, and October-November, with March being denoted by (m). So, '9709_m17_qp_42' refers to Mathematics, March 2017, Question Paper, Paper 4 Variant 2.

Please note that I won't be taking questions from textbooks. My focus is solely on addressing past papers from 2016 up to the most recent sessions for A-levels 9709 and O-levels 4024 & 4037.

So in short, I want to conclude by saying, that if you manage to solve these many papers from 2016, you will gain the experience of solving almost or more than 50 papers, which is not only sufficient but also crucial in building your confidence for the exam and achieving