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Explain Back: Finding the nth term of a sequence that goes up by three

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Spot My Mistake: Finding the nth term of a sequence that goes down

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Cambridge Way: The angles on a straight line adding to 180 degrees

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Spot My Mistake: Three angles at a point, two of them known

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Worked Example: Angles at a point set out in a diagram

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Checkpoint Practice: The transversal that cuts two parallel lines

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Cambridge Way: Alternate angles, and why they are equal

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Checkpoint Practice: What an exterior angle of a polygon is

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Checkpoint Quiz: The exterior angles of any polygon adding to 360 degrees

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Worked Example: The interior and the exterior angle at the same vertex

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Spot My Mistake: The circumference formula that uses the diameter

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Worked Example: The circumference formula that uses the radius

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Checkpoint Practice: Constructing an equilateral triangle inside a circle

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Spot My Mistake: The angle at the centre for each side of a polygon

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Checkpoint in Real Life: Checking that a constructed polygon has equal sides

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Cambridge Way: The order of rotational symmetry of a regular polygon

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Checkpoint Quiz: A shape with rotational but no line symmetry

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Explain Back: A shape with line but no rotational symmetry

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Worked Example: The centre of rotation of a symmetrical shape

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Cambridge Way: What makes two shapes congruent

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