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Worked Example: The square root of a large perfect square found by pairing factors

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More Practice: The additive inverse of a number

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Step-by-Step: The multiplicative inverse of a number

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Why Indices (Laws of Indices) Matters in Real Life

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Step-by-Step: The gradient of a straight line read from a graph

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Step-by-Step: Solving a linear inequality by adding to both sides

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Why Linear Inequalities Matters in Real Life

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Compare Methods: Solving a linear inequality by multiplying both sides

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More Practice: Comparing two ratios by writing them as fractions

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Step-by-Step: Factorising a difference of two squares

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Step-by-Step: Adding two algebraic fractions

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Worked Example: An equation whose fraction has a bracket on top

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Why Simple Equations Matters in Real Life

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Compare Methods: The transformation that returns a shape to its start

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Step-by-Step: The angles of a regular octagon

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Worked Example: Why the angles of a quadrilateral add to 360 degrees

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Step-by-Step: What an angle of depression is

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Step-by-Step: Giving a bearing as a three-figure bearing

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Worked Example: The squares on the three sides of a right-angled triangle drawn out

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Why Pythagoras' Theorem Matters in Real Life

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