317 prompts matching "Non-calculator paper: Which average best describes a given set"
Worked Example: A logarithmic equation with a single logarithm (Show That / Hence Find)
I am in SS 2. I am revising for both my Cambridge IGCSE and my WAEC Mathematics papers. Wa
Explain Back: A logarithmic equation with logarithms on both sides (IGCSE/WAEC Revision)
I am in SS 2. Let me explain a logarithmic equation with logarithms on both sides back to
Spot My Mistake: The nth term of an arithmetic progression (IGCSE Marking)
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Worked Example: Adding the first n terms of an arithmetic progression by pairing them (Show That / Hence Find)
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Explain Back: The common difference found from the fourth and ninth terms (IGCSE/WAEC Revision)
I am in SS 2. Let me explain the common difference found from the fourth and ninth terms b
IGCSE-style question: Proving that a sequence is arithmetic
I am a Year 11 pupil. Set me one full Cambridge IGCSE examination question on proving that
Spot My Mistake: The nth term of a geometric progression written as ar to the n minus one (IGCSE Marking)
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Explain Back: The common ratio found from the third and sixth terms (IGCSE/WAEC Revision)
I am in SS 2. Let me explain the common ratio found from the third and sixth terms back to
Worked Example: The condition for a sum to infinity to exist (Show That / Hence Find)
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Explain Back: The sum to infinity formula (IGCSE/WAEC Revision)
I am in SS 2. Let me explain the sum to infinity formula back to you in my own words, as i
IGCSE-style question: The condition on the common ratio for a sum to infinity
I am a Year 11 pupil. Set me one full Cambridge IGCSE examination question on the conditio
Explain Back: Reading a sum written in sigma notation (IGCSE/WAEC Revision)
I am in SS 2. Let me explain reading a sum written in sigma notation back to you in my own
IGCSE-style question: Reading the limits written on a sigma
I am a Year 11 pupil. Set me one full Cambridge IGCSE examination question on reading the
WAEC Past-Question Style: The limits above and below the sigma sign
I am in SS 2. Set me a WAEC Paper 2-style question on the limits above and below the sigma
Spot My Mistake: Reading a, b and c off a quadratic before using the formula (IGCSE Marking)
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Worked Example: Completing the square step by step (Show That / Hence Find)
I am in SS 2. I am revising for both my Cambridge IGCSE and my WAEC Mathematics papers. Wa
Spot My Mistake: Making a letter the subject of the linear equation (IGCSE Marking)
I am in SS 2. I am revising for both my Cambridge IGCSE and my WAEC Mathematics papers. Sh
Worked Example: Substituting the linear equation into the quadratic (Show That / Hence Find)
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Explain Back: Solving the quadratic that the substitution produces (IGCSE/WAEC Revision)
I am in SS 2. Let me explain solving the quadratic that the substitution produces back to
IGCSE-Style Question: A pair that has only one solution
I am in SS 2. Set me a Cambridge IGCSE-style question on a pair that has only one solution