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IGCSE Maths Y10: A composite function in a real situation — Exam Technique

I am a Year 10 pupil taking Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics. Show me how to handle a composite

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Spot my mistake: The multiplication law of indices

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Spot my mistake: Converting an ordinary number to standard

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Worked example: Writing a very large number in standard form

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Quiz: Finding the logarithm of a number greater than one

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Practice set: Finding the antilogarithm of a number greater

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WAEC prep: Placing the decimal point after a logarithm calculation

Act as my WAEC Mathematics coach. I am in SS 1. Take me through placing the decimal point

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Spot my mistake: Converting naira to another currency

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Quiz: Using letters of the alphabet to represent unknown

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Practice set: Manipulating directed (positive and negative)

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WAEC prep: Listing the union of two sets that share several members

Act as my WAEC Mathematics coach. I am in SS 1. Take me through listing the union of two s

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Practice set: Finding the complement of a set within a universal set

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Worked example: A linear equation containing a fraction

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Practice set: Making a letter the subject of a simple formula

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Quiz: Writing the equation that represents a direct variation

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Practice set: Writing the equation that represents an inverse

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WAEC prep: Choosing the range of x for a quadratic table

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Quiz: Reading the maximum or minimum value off a quadratic

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WAEC prep: Reading the roots off a plotted quadratic

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Quiz: Proving that the exterior angle of a triangle equals

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