Mathematics
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Practice set: Ordering quantities using the symbols for equal to, less than and greater than
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Subscribe to unlock allLet me explain: Spotting the largest square factor inside a surd
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Subscribe to unlock allWord problem: Multiplying surds that share the same root
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Subscribe to unlock allWorked example: Why a rationalised denominator is preferred
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Subscribe to unlock allTeach me again: Why borrowing in base five carries a value of five
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Subscribe to unlock allFind my error: Simplifying a ratio whose parts are given in different units
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Subscribe to unlock allExtra quiz: Using rate to compare speed in kilometres per hour
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Subscribe to unlock allTeach me again: Adding algebraic fractions whose denominators share a factor
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Subscribe to unlock allCheck my understanding: Proving that the angle sum
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Subscribe to unlock allReal-life question: Finding the number of sides from a given angle sum
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Subscribe to unlock allTeach me again: The right-angle hypotenuse-side condition
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Subscribe to unlock allAnother worked example: Using the equal intercept theorem to find a missing length
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Subscribe to unlock allReal-life question: Finding the angle of a pie chart sector
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Subscribe to unlock allAnother worked example: Why the mode of grouped data is only an estimate
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Subscribe to unlock allAnother worked example: Finding an angle with the inverse tangent
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Subscribe to unlock allMore practice: Using the special angles 30, 45 and 60 degrees
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