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Here are two friendly nuggets of wisdom about prime numbers that you should keep in mind:1) When it comes to prime numbers, there`s a little twist to remember. Most primes are odd, bu...

Let me tell you about the fantastic maths adventures I`ve been having with my younger primary school student lately! We`ve been diving headfirst into all sorts of maths problems, and ...

Last week, I had the opportunity to delve into the world of SOHCAHTOA with one of my students. But here`s the twist – they kept stumbling upon incorrect answers, scratching their he...

MomentumITS QUANTITY OFMOTION DUE TO MASS AND VELOCITYDefined as a Product of mass and velocity.Formula𝑃=𝑚𝑣Unit 𝐾𝑔𝑚/𝑠Vector QuantityIt has the sam...

"Form and function together creates typographic excellence." R. Roger RemingtonType plays a vital role in graphic design due to a number of reasons. "it is an informal measure of how ...

ABSTRACT Using the concepts of ‘moral economy’ and ‘performative materialism’ in a case study of a Sri Lankan bank that has received awards and commendations for its sustaina...

A Guide to Examination Success for GCSE and A-Level StudentsAs the examination season approaches, the journey toward success for GCSE and A-level students hinges on diligent preparati...

Percentage change can be fairly hard So we’re gonna rap it, and rhyme like the BardTake the percentage increase, then Divide by a hundred (that’s ten times ten). This mak...

Negative and Fractional PowersSo, you’ve just got to grips with what powers mean, and everything seems to make sense. For example:· a3 means a x a x a· 32 means 3 x ...

Adding fractions is kind of insane The bottom numbers need to be the same You can change a fraction’s bottom by Multiplying! You multiply The top and bottom by the very same num...