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1,479 prompts matching "IGCSE practice: Multiplying two numbers given in standard form"

Check my understanding: Solving a real-life percentage

I am in SS 1. I think I understand solving a real-life percentage increase or decrease pro

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Find my error: Converting a percentage to a fraction

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Real-life question: Calculating take-home pay after tax and deductions

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Another worked example: Calculating the Value Added Tax (VAT)

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Check my understanding: Working out household budgeting

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Real-life question: Expanding a bracket and then simplifying

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Another worked example: Simplifying an expression containing a fraction

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Teach me again: Adding algebraic fractions whose denominators share a factor

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Check my understanding: Factorising an expression whose common factor carries a minus sign

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Another worked example: Describing a set by listing

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Teach me again: Why the empty set is a subset of every set

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Real-life question: The complement of a union and of an intersection

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Another worked example: Using a Venn diagram with three sets

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Teach me again: Checking the solution of a linear equation by substituting it back

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Extra quiz: Solving a linear equation that contains brackets

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Check my understanding: Creating a linear equation

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Real-life question: Squaring both sides safely when rearranging a formula

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Teach me again: Predicting a value from a direct proportion constant

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Check my understanding: Solving a word problem involving

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Another worked example: Factorising a quadratic whose leading coefficient is not one

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