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Teach me the IGCSE way: Reading and writing the 24-hour clock

I am a Year 10 pupil. Teach me reading and writing the 24-hour clock the way a Cambridge I

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Explain back: Converting between hours, minutes and seconds

I have just studied converting between hours, minutes and seconds in my SS1 Mathematics cl

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Worked example: Working out a duration from a start and finish time

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Non-calculator paper: Speed, distance and time in the same calculation

I am a Year 10 pupil. Give me a Cambridge IGCSE non-calculator question on speed, distance

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Explain back: Converting between a fraction and a percentage

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Spot My Mistake: Fractions, Decimals and Percentages (IGCSE)

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Worked example: Ordering a mixed list of fractions, decimals and percentages

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Non-calculator paper: Recurring decimals and the fractions they come from

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

I am a Year 10 pupil. Set me a two-part Cambridge IGCSE 'show that... hence find...' quest

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Teach me the IGCSE way: Finding a percentage of a quantity

I am a Year 10 pupil. Teach me finding a percentage of a quantity the way a Cambridge IGCS

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Worked example: Finding the original amount after a percentage change

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Teach me the IGCSE way: What a letter stands for in an algebraic expression

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Explain back: Substituting numbers into an expression

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Worked example: Writing an expression from a described situation

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Non-calculator paper: The difference between an expression, an equation and a formula

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Teach me the IGCSE way: Expanding two brackets

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Spot My Mistake: Algebraic Manipulation (IGCSE)

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Worked example: Simplifying an algebraic fraction

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Non-calculator paper: Expanding and simplifying a squared bracket

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IGCSE Practice: Classifying Statistical Data (a)(b)(c)

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