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Mathematics

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Worked Example: Taking the common prime factors of three numbers

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Checkpoint in Real Life: Checking a highest common factor by dividing both numbers

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Checkpoint Practice: Finding a square root by prime factorisation

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Cambridge Way: Pairing the prime factors to take the root

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Spot My Mistake: Using inverses to solve an equation

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Checkpoint Practice: Finding the common factor of two terms

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Cambridge Way: Taking out the highest common factor

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Explain Back: Factorising an expression with a letter in common

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Spot My Mistake: Factorising an expression with a number and a letter in common

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Worked Example: Checking a factorisation by expanding it again

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Checkpoint in Real Life: Factorising an expression of three terms

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Checkpoint Practice: Multiplying through by the denominator

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Explain Back: Finding the lowest common denominator first

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Checkpoint in Real Life: Checking the answer to an equation with fractions

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Worked Example: Joining plotted points to make a shape

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Checkpoint Practice: The term-to-term rule of a sequence

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Cambridge Way: The position-to-term rule of a sequence

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Worked Example: Using the nth term to find the hundredth term

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Checkpoint in Real Life: Testing whether a number belongs to a sequence

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Explain Back: Dividing a polygon into triangles to find the angle sum

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