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540 prompts matching "Cambridge Way: The difference between an estimate and an approximation"

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BECE Mock: Change of subject and algebraic fractions

I am in JSS 3. Set me a timed 10-minute mock covering changing the subject of a formula, s

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Checkpoint vs BECE: An equation with the unknown on both sides

I am a JSS3 pupil sitting both the Cambridge Checkpoint and the BECE. Set me the same ques

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Checkpoint Question: An equation with brackets, solved after expanding

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BECE-style revision: ratio and proportion

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Explain Back: Comparing two large numbers written in standard form

I have just studied comparing two large numbers written in standard form in my JSS3 Mathem

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Spot My Mistake: Multiplying two numbers given in standard form

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Worked Example: A population figure written in standard form

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Spot My Mistake: Dividing two numbers given in standard form

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Worked Example: A measurement in millimetres written in standard form

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Explain Back: Expanding a bracket that is squared

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Spot My Mistake: Expanding two brackets that contain a minus sign

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Worked Example: Collecting like terms after expanding two brackets

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Teach Me: Adding two- and three-digit binary numbers

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Teach Me: Dividing one binary number by another

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Spot My Mistake: Pi as 22 over 7 and as 3.142

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Worked Example: Using the difference column in the reciprocal tables

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Turning the words of a problem into an equation Quiz

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Spot My Mistake: Choosing the letter before forming an equation

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BECE Practice: Taking the highest common factor out of an expression

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BECE Practice: Factorising a binomial with both a number and a letter in common

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