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Original, exam-style TMUA questions with full worked solutions and explanations of common mistakes, built for students aiming at the UK's top maths courses. Every answer is independently checked by code.

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Paper 1 styleAlgebra

How many real solutions does the equation \(\lvert x^2 - 4 \rvert = 3\) have?

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Why phimaths

Built for the real test

Never run out

Past papers are limited. phimaths keeps adding original questions in the style of the real exam.

Every answer checked

Every answer is recomputed independently by code. If the check disagrees, the question doesn't go in.

Learn from mistakes

Pick a wrong option and see the misconception behind it, not just the right answer.

Exam conditions

Multiple choice, timed like the real papers. Full mock papers are coming soon.

How it works

Three steps to a better score

  1. 01

    Practise by topic

    Work through algebra, calculus, logic and more at your own pace.

  2. 02

    Understand every answer

    Read worked solutions written the way you'd explain them to a friend.

  3. 03

    Sit timed mocks

    Test yourself under exam timing before the day.

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FAQ

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What is the TMUA?

The Test of Mathematics for University Admission is used by several UK universities for maths-heavy courses. It is a multiple-choice test of mathematical thinking and reasoning.

Are these real past paper questions?

No. Every phimaths question is original, written to match the style and specification of the test.

Will you cover ESAT?

Yes, ESAT is planned after the TMUA launch, followed by university-level maths.

Is phimaths affiliated with the test providers?

No. phimaths is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by the organisations that set or run the TMUA.