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Since an x² is produced, we know that the factorised version will be (x+a)(x+b). To find a and b we need to consider the relationship between 2 and -8. It is going to be factorised into two brackets, due to ...

For general analysis of any primary source you should first consider two main things: the nature of the source, and who wrote it and for what auidence. The nature of the source concerns what the typr and for...

That's a good question, as exam technique is very important! There are a number of clues you can look for in an exam question which guide you on how to answer it. Firstly, you must look at the number of mark...

Conclusions are an often neglected aspect of student responses despite their importance in indicating judgemental ability and their usefulness for students wishing to access the higher mark bands. Due to the...

Firstly, students should identity whether the source is primary or secondary. Primary sources are those that are directly produced from events such as an eyewitness account. Secondary sources are those produ...