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1,483 prompts matching "Applying the simple interest formula to a compound problem"

Quiz: The area of a sector as a fraction of the circle

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Spot my mistake: Finding the common factors and common

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Worked example: Adding two durations that cross into the next hour

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Practice set: Factorising a quadratic expression of the form

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Practice set: Calculating the sector angles for a pie chart

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Practice set: Ordering quantities using the symbols for equal to, less than and greater than

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Let me explain: Spotting the largest square factor inside a surd

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Spot my mistake: Using Pythagoras' theorem to find a shorter

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Quiz: Understanding the probability scale from 0 to 1

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Another worked example: Converting a base ten number to base

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Teach me again: The division law applied to an expression with several bases

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Find my error: A power of m over n as a root and a power together

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Teach me again: Deciding how many places to move the decimal point

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Another worked example: Using logarithm tables to multiply

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Teach me again: Converting a rate from one pair of units to another

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Find my error: Using letters of the alphabet to represent

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Extra quiz: The sign of the numerator when subtracting algebraic fractions

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Extra quiz: Disjoint sets, and how to tell them apart

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More practice: A linear equation with the unknown in the denominator

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

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