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Answered by Joshua S. Maths tutor
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Solve these simultaneous equations, 2x+y=6 and 3y-x=11

First step is to choose between the three methods for solving simulataneous equations; elimination, substitution and eqaulity. In this case the best method is probably substitution, but personal preferenc...

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Answered by Edward G. Maths tutor
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Work out 2^3 + 4^2

When a number is raised to a power, that means the number is multiplied by itself. The power (the small number) shows how many times we need to multiply the big number by itself. Therefore: 2^3 can be spl...

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Answered by Felix M. Maths tutor
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I feel really nervous about time pressure in the exam, I don't think I'll finish

I used to struggle with this. The best way to get better at time management is to practice, practice, practice. A lot of exam practice isn't actually leanring the information, its exam technique. A few we...

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Answered by Laura B. Maths tutor
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I'm not sure how to answer the longer-answered questions e.g. those that are 6 marks.

This is a really common question that people ask actually and I struggled with this when I did GCSE. It's a good idea to jot down the points you want to include whilst you're learning how to answer these ...

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Answered by Laura B. Biology tutor
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