The discussion revolves around finding tricky and interesting physics and mathematics questions suitable for individuals with A-level knowledge. Participants seek resources that challenge their problem-solving skills and logic, emphasizing questions that do not have straightforward answers.
Participants generally agree on the interest in finding challenging questions, but no consensus exists on specific resources or types of questions that are best suited for this purpose.
Participants have not specified particular criteria for what constitutes a "tricky" question, nor have they defined the scope of topics within physics and mathematics that they are interested in exploring.
Individuals seeking to enhance their problem-solving skills in physics and mathematics at the A-level, as well as those preparing for exams or competitions.
Seneka said:I want to do tricky physics and maths questions that require only A-level knowledge of maths and physics to solve. Questions that don't have a straightforward answer and will help me to develop my logic and problem-solving skills. I'm looking books, online resources and etc.