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893 prompts matching "Constructing an algebraic expression"

Worked example: Finding a common denominator for two algebraic fractions

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Worked Example: Simplifying algebraic fractions

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Learn: Constructing the perpendicular bisector of a chord

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WAEC Prep: Constructing the perpendicular from a point to a line

Act as my WAEC Mathematics coach. I am in SS 2. Take me through constructing the perpendic

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IGCSE quiz: Checking a graphical root algebraically

I am a Year 11 pupil sitting Cambridge IGCSE. Set me a rapid quiz on checking a graphical

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Spot My Mistake: Adding two algebraic fractions with different denominators (IGCSE Marking)

I am in SS 2. I am revising for both my Cambridge IGCSE and my WAEC Mathematics papers. Sh

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Explain Back: Multiplying two algebraic fractions (IGCSE/WAEC Revision)

I am in SS 2. Let me explain multiplying two algebraic fractions back to you in my own wor

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IGCSE quiz: Cancelling a common factor, and when you may not cancel

I am a Year 11 pupil. Quiz me with five short Cambridge IGCSE-style questions on cancellin

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Explain back: Adding algebraic fractions with different denominators

I have just studied adding algebraic fractions with different denominators in my SS2 Mathe

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Teach me the IGCSE way: What a surd is, and which roots are irrational

I am a Year 11 pupil. Teach me what a surd is, and which roots are irrational the way a Ca

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Explain back: Adding and subtracting like surds

I have just studied adding and subtracting like surds in my SS2 Mathematics class. Let me

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Non-calculator paper: Expanding a bracket that contains surds

I am a Year 11 pupil. Give me a Cambridge IGCSE non-calculator question on expanding a bra

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Show that, hence find: Leaving an answer in exact surd form rather than rounding

I am a Year 11 pupil. Set me a two-part Cambridge IGCSE 'show that... hence find...' quest

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Teach me the IGCSE way: Probability as a number between nought and one

I am a Year 11 pupil. Teach me probability as a number between nought and one the way a Ca

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IGCSE word problem: The probability of an event not happening

I am a Year 11 pupil. Write me a real-life word problem in Cambridge IGCSE exam style that

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Calculator paper: Mutually exclusive events, and adding their probabilities

I am a Year 11 pupil. Set me a Cambridge IGCSE calculator-paper question on mutually exclu

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Practice: The basic shape of a cubic curve and its turning points

Act as my SS2 Mathematics tutor. Give me five practice questions on the basic shape of a c

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Worked example: Why the second probability changes when there is no replacement

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Real-life problem: Why the angles of a triangle add to 180 degrees

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Explain back: Rearranging the sine rule to make the angle the subject

I have just studied rearranging the sine rule to make the angle the subject in my SS2 Math

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