Investigate and practise the trial and error method for factorising expressions. You'll need a pen or pencil, paper or notebook and a calculator.
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Year 10
Trial and error method of factorising
Mathematics lesson 15 for year 10 (Series 1)
Using the area model
Mathematics lesson 16 for year 10 (Series 1)
Use the area model as a means of expanding and factorising expressions. You'll need a pencil, paper and a calculator.
Reviews of expanding and factorising
Mathematics lesson 17 for year 10 (Series 1)
Review and practice the different methods of expanding and factorising explored in lessons 8 to 16. You'll need a pencil, paper and a calculator.
Review of direct proportion
Mathematics lesson 18 for year 10 (Series 1)
Review direct proportion and its use in problem solving. You'll need a pencil, paper and a calculator.
Inverse proportion
Mathematics lesson 19 for year 10 (Series 1)
Investigate the use of inverse proportions. You'll need a pencil, paper and a calculator.
Proportions
Mathematics lesson 20 for year 10 (Series 1)
Solve problems related to direct and inverse proportions. You'll need a pencil, paper and a calculator.
Review of simple and compound interest
Mathematics lesson 21 for year 10 (Series 1)
Review and consolidate simple interest. You'll need a pencil, paper and a calculator.
Depreciation
Mathematics lesson 22 for year 10 (Series 1)
Learn how to calculate depreciation. You'll need a pencil, paper and a calculator.
Review of expanding expressions
Mathematics lesson 23 for year 10 (Series 1)
Review and consolidate expanding expressions. You'll need a pencil, paper and a calculator.
Review of factorising
Mathematics lesson 24 for year 10 (Series 1)
Review and consolidate factorising. You'll need a pencil, paper and a calculator.
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