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TMUA Paper 2
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n is a positive integer. Consider the condition ‘n is prime’.For n2 − 1 to be a multiple of 8, which of these is true of the condition?
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Paper 1 applies the pure maths you learn at school. Paper 2 tests reasoning about maths, such as whether a condition is necessary or sufficient and where an argument breaks. Each paper is 20 questions in 75 minutes, with no calculator.
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