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AQA GCSE higher specimen paper 1: Question 28

When performing live calculations of examples of questions for the students, I shall begin by writing down an approach to how they should tackle the problem. This will only take a minute and I’ve found doing...
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Solve the following simultaneous equations: 2y+x=8 , 1+y=2x

This is a very common type of question that might be asked in an exam and there are 3 methods we could use to solve this; by substitution, by elimination (or subtraction) or by using straight line graphs. Th...
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Expand and simplify 2y+3y(5y+3)

BIDMAS Following BIDMAS, multiply the bracket out before the addition of the 2y. 3y(5y+3) = 15y 2 +9y adding the 2y gives the calculation of 15y 2 + 9y +2y = 15y 2 + 11y
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Solve the equation (2X + 3) / (X-4) - (2X - 8) / (2X + 1) = 1

In order to solve this equation we need to find a common denominator for the 2 fractions. It is impossible to name the common denominator while working with unknown variables such as x,y etc. but we know fro...
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Smartphones are on sale. A smartphone now costs only 80% of its original price. By how many per cent would we need to increase the current price of the smartphone in order to bring it back to the original price?

Let a be the original price, b - the current price, and x - the answer we are looking for, so we need to increase b by x % in order to get a . So a=b+b x% (the original price a equals the current price b + t...
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