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GCSE Maths - 1. Number
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GCSE Maths - 1. Number
TYPES
- Integer or not
- Integer = whole number
- +ve
- -ve
- 0
- WHOLE
- Integer = whole number
- Rational or not
- Rational number
- 3 forms
- Factions
- Integers
- Terminating or recurring decimals
- 3 forms
- NEAT
- Irrational number
- messy
- never ending, non repeating decimals
- can't be written as fractions
- Surds
- contains irrational roots
- Square roots of +ve
- Pi
- Rational number
- Integer or not
Operations
- BODMAS / BIDMAS
- when there're >1 thing to do & unclear what to do next
- Reciprocal
- of a number is 1 /: that number
- Find a reciprocal of a number
- BODMAS / BIDMAS
BREAKING DOWN
- MULTIPLES
- time tables of a number
- Least common multiples
- smallest number divides by all numbers in question
- Break down numbers in prime factors WITH powers
- Alternative: use ven diagram
- the overlap area get rid of reappearance
- ring all broken down factors once for each number value
- same value factor reappear -> pick highest power
- LCM = product of ringed prime factors
- factors DON"T HAVE to be in every number
- same value factor reappear -> pick highest power
- Find LCM
- Alternative: use ven diagram
- FACTORS
- numbers that divide into a number
- Highest common factors
- biggest number divides into all numbers in question
- Break down numbers in prime factors WITHOUT powers
- ring those appear in all numbers
- factors HAVE to be in every number
- HCF = product of ringed prime factors
- Find HCF
- ring those appear in all numbers
- Prime numbers
- PRIME FACTORS
- Break down as a product of prime factors
- doesn't divide by anything but itself and 1
- 1 is NOT a prime number
- PRIME FACTORS
- MULTIPLES
FORM
- Standard
- A x 10^n
- A = 1 -> 10
- n = no. of decimal point moves right -> left to shrink A
- n +ve if big number; -ve if small
- A x 10 ^ 3 = A move dp RIGHT 3 = A,000
- A x 10 ^ -3 = A move dp LEFT 3 = 0.00A
- 35,600 = 3.56 x 10^4
- dec point moves right if n grows smaller; moves left if n grows bigger
- a.k.a shrinking/become smaller to multiply 10 with power
- A x 10^n
- Ordinary
- 1,234,567 etc
- Convert between standard & original forms
- Calculation with standard forms
- x and : As together and powers together
- + and - only with the SAME powers
- Standard
ESTIMATION
- Rounding
- d.p.
- 0. X Y [last digit] [decider]
- last digit = how many d.p. wanted
- + 1 if decider 5 or greater
- unchanged if decider smaller than 5
- here 3 d.p. are wanted
- last digit = how many d.p. wanted
- decimal places
- 0. X Y [last digit] [decider]
- s.f.
- significant figures
- 1st s.f.
- 1st non 0 digit
- 0,0001
- 5000
- 1st non 0 digit
- 2nd, 3rd, 4th etc. s.f.
- if 0
- only counts if followed by non-0 s.f.
- 2.001 (4 s.f.)
- 30900 (3 s.f.)
- 2.0307 (5 s.f.)
- only counts if followed by non-0 s.f.
- if not 0
- counts
- 54.8 (3 s.f.)
- counts
- if 0
- d.p.
- BOUND
- X number is rounded to A unit (to the nearest A)
- upper bound = X + half A
- without = sign (strict)
- lower bound = X - half A
- with = sign
- upper bound = X + half A
- X number is rounded to A unit (to the nearest A)
- Estimating Calculations and Square Roots
- Min/max value evaluation
- When answer "appropriate degree of accuracy", select no. of s.f. so that both upper and lower bounds of answer round to the same s.f.
- Min/max value evaluation
- Rounding
FRACTIONS & DECIMALS
- Fraction
- NUMERATOR: number of the top
- DENOMINATOR: number of the bottom
- Improper fraction
- Heavy top
- Mixed number
- Integer / whole number part
- fraction part
- convert first before operations
- Operating fractions
- Cancel down / Simplify
- Divide top and bottom by the same number
- Divide
- Flip (turn up side down) 2nd fraction then multiply
- Common denominators
- Add/subtract
- Order
- Fractions of something
- Multiply top, divide bottom
- Expressing as fraction of X
- Divide by X in a fraction
- Cancel down / Simplify
- Convert to decimals and percentage
- Fraction --(divide)--> Decimal --(x100)--> percentage
- Careful: Fraction--> recurring decimals
- Convert to bottom with 9s
- top is recurring bit
- no. of 9s = no. of d.p.
- Convert to bottom with 9s
- Careful: Fraction--> recurring decimals
- Percentage ----(:100)---> decimal --(!@£$%)--> fraction
- The hard bit: Decimal -> fraction
- Terminating decimals
- top: number after decimal point
- bottom: power of 10 - no. of 0s = no. of decimal places
- Recurring decimals
- name decimal as r
- multiply by power of 10 (x10, x1000 etc.)
- end up with a subtraction between two different multiples of r...
- so that the same recurring bits in both multiples cancel out
- end up with a subtraction between two different multiples of r...
- multiply by power of 10 (x10, x1000 etc.)
- name decimal as r
- Terminating decimals
- The hard bit: Decimal -> fraction
- Some decimal definitions
- Terminating decimals: finite
- Recurring decimals: pattern of numbers which repeats forever
- DOTS on top of beginning and ending numbers of repeating bit
- Fraction --(divide)--> Decimal --(x100)--> percentage
- Fraction
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- Mind Map on GCSE Maths - 1. Number, created by PHUONG PHAM on 11/08/2019.
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- PHUONG PHAM · Aug 2019
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