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IGCSE quiz: Working a calculation with brackets and powers

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Explain back: Dividing powers of the same base

I have just studied dividing powers of the same base in my SS1 Mathematics class. Let me e

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Calculator paper: Rewriting a negative index as a positive one

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Non-calculator paper: A fractional index read as a root

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Teach me the IGCSE way: Squares and square roots as inverse operations

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Non-calculator paper: Why a negative number has no real square root

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Spot My Mistake: Calculating with Time (IGCSE)

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IGCSE word problem: Adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators

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Show that, hence find: Choosing the easiest of the three forms for a calculation

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Explain back: Percentage increase and percentage decrease

I have just studied percentage increase and percentage decrease in my SS1 Mathematics clas

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Show that, hence find: Simplifying an expression with brackets and like terms

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Spot My Mistake: Classifying Statistical Data (IGCSE)

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Non-calculator paper: Grouping continuous data into classes

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Show that, hence find: The class boundaries of a grouped set

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Teach me the IGCSE way: Choosing a sensible unit of length for a measurement

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Non-calculator paper: Choosing a sensible unit for a described measurement

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Show that, hence find: A bill that mixes quantities in different units

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Spot My Mistake: Averages and Measures of Spread (IGCSE)

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Worked example: The range as a measure of spread

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IGCSE quiz: Solving an equation with brackets

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