493 prompts matching "IGCSE word problem: Where two lines intersect"
Worked example: Reading a quantity from a pie chart given the total
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Teach me: Significant figures, and how to count them
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Explain back: Decimal places and significant figures distinguished
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Worked example: Rounding a number whose leading digits are zeros
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WAEC pitfalls: Dropping trailing zeros that are in fact significant
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Teach me: Absolute error and percentage error defined
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Explain back: Why percentage error is more useful than absolute error
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Worked example: The percentage error left by a rounded calculation
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WAEC pitfalls: Giving a percentage error as a negative quantity
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Teach me: The simple interest formula and the symbols in it
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Explain back: How compound interest differs from simple interest
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Worked example: Compound interest worked year by year and then by formula
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WAEC pitfalls: Using the rate as a whole number instead of a decimal
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