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The way that papers are set is that you usually can allow just over a minute for each mark. This means if a question is 6 marks, it should take about 6 minutes to answer. It is generally a good idea to be qu...

there are a few main ways to solve simultaneous equations: find an equal like term. In this case y and add or subtract the two equations together to isolate one of x or y. Another way of solving simultaneous...

This question can be difficult to see where to start, but can be quite easily solved once you realise what you have to do Firstly, let ax 2 + bx + c =0. If this is also true, a=1, b= -3, and c=2. Firstly, fi...

To start solving a question like this you want to do it in a set of steps: Step 1: Get rid of the division. To do thsi you need to do the opposite function. The opposite of division is multiplication so you ...

Rearranging is one of the trickier topics in GCSE maths, however as long as you follow it through step by step you shouldn't have a problem. The question asks you to make 'c' the subject. This means you need...