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More practice: Giving a ratio in its simplest form

Act as my SS1 Maths tutor. I want extra practice on giving a ratio in its simplest form. G

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Check my understanding: Dividing a quantity in a given ratio

I am in SS 1. I think I understand dividing a quantity in a given ratio now. Let me explai

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Find my error: Using proportional reasoning to solve

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Another worked example: Why unlike surds cannot be combined

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Teach me again: Squaring a bracket that contains a surd

Act as my SS1 Mathematics tutor. I did not follow squaring a bracket that contains a surd

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More practice: Expressing a direct proportion between two quantities

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Check my understanding: Expressing an inverse proportion

I am in SS 1. I think I understand expressing an inverse proportion between two quantities

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Find my error: Finding an unknown quantity using direct

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Real-life question: Recognising inverse proportion from a table of values

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Another worked example: Using Pythagoras to find the hypotenuse

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Teach me again: Using Pythagoras' theorem to solve

Act as my SS1 Maths tutor. Teach me using Pythagoras' theorem to solve a real-life distanc

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Extra quiz: Plotting Cartesian coordinates in two dimensions

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More practice: Drawing a straight-line graph

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Check my understanding: Finding the gradient of a straight

I am in SS 1. I think I understand finding the gradient of a straight line from its graph

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Find my error: A negative gradient and what it means

Act as my SS1 Mathematics tutor. Set me a question on a negative gradient and what it mean

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Real-life question: The distance of a point from the origin

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Another worked example: Finding an endpoint from the midpoint and the other end

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Teach me again: Writing a line parallel to another through a stated point

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Teach me the IGCSE way: Natural numbers, integers and rational numbers distinguished

I am a Year 10 pupil. Teach me natural numbers, integers and rational numbers distinguishe

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IGCSE quiz: Telling a rational number from an irrational one

I am a Year 10 pupil. Quiz me with five short Cambridge IGCSE-style questions on telling a

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