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1,206 prompts matching "IGCSE practice: Comparing two classes of different widths"

Another worked example: A pair of simultaneous equations from a word problem

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Teach me again: The gradient of a horizontal and of a vertical line

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Find my error: Proving that the exterior angle of a triangle

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Teach me again: Choosing the classes for a frequency table

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Extra quiz: Labelling the axes of a bar chart

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Another worked example: Why the mode of grouped data is only an estimate

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Teach me again: The perimeter of a triangle from its three sides

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Teach me again: Finding a percentage of a quantity given in mixed units

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Another worked example: The turning point of a quadratic without drawing it

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Another worked example: Drawing an angle of a given size with a protractor

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Extra quiz: Why the exterior angles of a polygon sum to 360 degrees

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Another worked example: Reading a quantity off a pictogram with part symbols

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Extra quiz: The conjugate used to rationalise a two-term denominator

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Non-calculator paper: Writing a number as a product of its prime factors

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Explain back: Dividing powers of the same base

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Explain back: Estimating a square root between two whole numbers

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Calculator paper: Time zones and the difference between two places

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Spot My Mistake: Algebraic Manipulation (IGCSE)

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Spot My Mistake: Geometrical Constructions (IGCSE)

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Calculator paper: Constructing an angle of 90 degrees and of 45 degrees

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