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GCSE Foundation Maths Revision

Mind map: GCSE Foundation Maths Revision
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GCSE Foundation Maths Revision
Algebra
- Simplifying
- EXAMPLES
- t² x t³ = t⁵
- y⁸ x y³ = y¹¹
- p⁷÷ p⁵ = p²
- m¹⁰÷m² = m⁸
- EXAMPLES
- Expand
- Factorise
- EXAMPLES
- 8m²-12m = 4m(2m-3)
- 12p²-8p = 4p(3p-2)
- 6q²-9q = 3q(2q-3)
- 16m²-12m = 4m(4m-3)
- How Do You Factorise?
- Step 1) You have to find the largest number that fits into the sequence or the most common letter.
- e.g 12x-3a .The largest number that goes into both would be 3
- e.g 12x²-3x . The most common letter would be x
- Step 2) You then see how many time that letter or number can go into each side.
- e.g 12x-3a. This would then be 3(4x-a)
- e.g 12x²-3x . This would be x(12x-3)
- Step 1) You have to find the largest number that fits into the sequence or the most common letter.
- EXAMPLES
- Solve
- nth Term
- Simplifying
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- maths mind map revision, year 11, foundation, GCSE --- Hope this is helpful.
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