There is emphasis on post-midterm stuff. Prof. Rheinstadter said that the question distribution is such that in the end, every section gets the same amount of questions (from the midterms and final).
We are to expect an uncertainty question, of course, and since we've covered equations with trig functions, it's likely to (read: is going to) involve sin or cos or whatever.
60% conceptual questions (there are practice questions after every chapter).
Also, Prof. Rheinstadters said that most of the questions on the paper are modelled after those in CAPA. If you can solve CAPA by yourself, you should be good!
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