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Fractions word problems
If James ran 3/4 of the race track and the
race track was 20 meters, how far did
James run?
If Lucy used 2/10 of a 1kg bag of flour, how
much d...
How does Youtube support learning maths?
Edgar Dale was professor of education of Ohio state
university and was credited as being The father of modern media in education .
In 1946 he published his Cone of Experienc...

Messing with Infinity
Messing with InfinityAlthough being a fundamental concept in pure mathematics, infinity is quite a challenging one to get one’s head around. I do not aspire to an exhaustive discuss...

Log Integral Varieties
{Log Integral Varieties}{abstract}We discuss computation of indefinite integrals of the form $$I_{m,n}:=int x^{m}(ln x)^{n} dx, (m,n)inmathbb{N}^{2},$$for a range of values $(m,n)$, f...
An overview of the new A-level and GCSE & IGCSE exams.
The Department for Education has pushed through big changes to GCSE, AS and A-level exams, aimed at making them more fit for purpose . In practice most of the changes make exams ...

What is the best way to help with your child`s maths?
When it comes to maths it always seem simple to understand as there is always a set answer. However, in school we try to teach skills that can be used across the curriculum and in rea...

Base 8
The importance of
place value is emphasised by the number of times it appears throughout the key
stages in the National Curriculum, starting in key stage 1 where children in
years ...
CREATING LINEAR EQUATIONS FROM INFORMATION
One area which commonly students
find challenging in GCSE Maths, is how to create Linear equations
from Exam Question Paper Information, so that they can solve them.Here is an examp...

Factorising quadratic equations
An important point to make clear on this subject is as follows:Not all quadratic equations can be factorised!In general, the general form of a quadratic equation is ax2 + bx + c where...

Algebra 2
Substitution in an equation is all about plugging in or
putting in particular values for one or more terms in an equation in
order to work out a total. Why would we want to do thi...
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