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Think of this like evaporation on a water surface. Why do you cool when you sweat? The water molecules leave your skin, taking kinetic energy with them, cooling the skin. This is basically what is happening at A, so yes you are correct.

Well the first year of uni is generally just going over mathematics you will need in the future part of the course, so I wouldn't really worry about trying to learn it yourself (unless you actually want to, which is totally fine). Calculus can be tricky when you first start with it, as well as...

I have applied for a degree in TPAM, theoretical physics and applied maths at Birmingham. I just want confirmation: This degree is filled with a lot of maths similar to that found in the Further Pure syllabus of A-level, correct? I have seen third year notes from someone who took the same degree...