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Substitution: Learn how to substitute numbers into algebraic expressions and formulae, following the correct order of operations to calculate the answer.
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Answers to twenty questions on using substitutions in algebra designed for foundation GCSE maths.
Collecting Like Terms: Learn how to simplify algebraic expressions by identifying and collecting like terms, including terms with different variables and powers.
Tutorial on collecting like terms to simplify expression in algebra designed for foundation GCSE maths.
Answers to twenty questions on using substitutions in algebra designed for foundation GCSE maths.
Expanding Single Brackets: Learn how to expand single brackets by multiplying each term inside the bracket, and simplify the resulting algebraic expression.
GCSE tutorial on using expanding single brackets in algebra designed for Foundation GCSE Maths.
Answers to twenty questions on expanding single brackets in algebra designed for foundation GCSE maths.
Factorising Single Brackets: Learn how to factorise algebraic expressions by identifying common factors and taking them outside a single bracket.
Tutorial on Factorising into single brackets using algebra, designed for Foundation GCSE Maths.
Answers to twenty questions on Factorising expressions into single brackets using algebra, designed for Foundation GCSE Maths.
Indices – Multiplying and Dividing: Learn how to use the laws of indices to simplify expressions when multiplying and dividing powers with the same base.
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Negative Indices: Learn how to understand and use negative powers, rewrite expressions with negative indices, and simplify calculations using the laws of indices.
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Indices – Brackets: Learn how to simplify powers raised to another power by multiplying the indices, and apply the laws of indices to expressions involving brackets.
Watch this Foundation GCSE Maths tutorial on laws of indices, focusing on using brackets with indices.
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Rearranging Formulae: Learn how to rearrange formulae to change the subject, using inverse operations to isolate a chosen variable.
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Solving Linear Equations: Learn how to solve linear equations using inverse operations, including equations with unknowns on both sides and involving brackets.
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Twenty worked solutions to GCSE Maths Questions on Solving Linear Equations
Solving Linear Equations with Division: Learn how to solve linear equations involving division and fractions, using inverse operations to find the value of the unknown.
Tutorial for Foundation GCSE Maths on Solving Linear Equations Wirth Division
Twenty worked solutions to GCSE Maths Questions on Solving Linear Equations With Division.
Setting Up and Solving Equations: Learn how to turn information from a problem into a linear equation, then solve it to find the unknown value.
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Twenty worked solutions to GCSE Maths Questions on Setting up and Solving Linear Equations.
Solving Simultaneous Equations: Learn how to solve two equations together to find the values of two unknowns, using the elimination method.
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Twenty worked solutions to GCSE Maths Questions on Solving Simultaneous Equations.
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