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GCSE Maths. Here’s how to work out the equation of a straight line from a graph rather than from algebra and co ordinates in gcse maths #gcsemaths #exams #tutor #teacher #student

3D trig is a grade 8 topic and it comes up every year in gcse maths. It’s usually worth around four marks in the exam so make sure you’re revising it! #gcse #gcses #maths #math #gcsemaths

Error intervals and bounds #gcsemaths topic, have you guys ever lost marks on this in the #exam? If so, it’s super easy if you use this method in your next set of #year11 #gcse #maths exam

This saved me so many marks in my #gcsemaths #exams. In #year11 loads of students struggle with venn diagrams but here’s a really easy explanation from a #mathstutor

Did you know this method in #gcse #maths to find the LCM and HCF using prime factors trees? You should be taught this method by your #mathsteacher in #year10 and it’s very common in your #gcsemaths exams

How confident are you with pie charts? A lot of students in sessions say they struggle quite a lot with it, but out of all the GCSE Maths topics it’s actually not that bad if you remember to find out how many people are represented by one degrees. Comes up in AQA, Edexcel and OCR exams and it can be on higher tier and also foundation too #gcsemaths #gcses #highertier #gcserevision #revision

Exam question for inverse functions in a GCSE maths assessment. You need to use the k method to find an inverse function in this year 11 topic. Step one: set k equal to your function Step two: rearrange for x Step three: swap k back to an x Done! #gcses #exams #year11 #highertier #mockexams

Best revision technique for a level maths if you’ve just done #gcses2025 and have now moved on to #alevelmaths in #year12 or #year13 sitting your #exams soon

Product rule for counting GCSE maths exam question for the probability topic. This is a higher tier only topic so don’t worry about it if you do foundation :) #gcses #gcsemaths #exams #maths #math

This simplifying fractions topic has come up every year in GCSE maths and always carries around 3-4 marks #gcses #gcse #school #study #revision

This four mark GCSE maths foundation question covers reverse mean. This is essentially where you’re given an exam question that tells you the mean already, and you have to work backwards to find the total score or the number of people #exams #study #revise #year10 #year11

Histogram question in GCSE maths get skipped a lot of the time however they’re an easy three or four marks. Hopefully this video helps you understand how to find the median from a histogram, so you can get the marks next time you see this question in your GCSE exams #gcsemaths #revision #aqa #edexcel #highermaths

Did you get this question in your year 11 gcse maths mock exams? It’s a super common topic and we’ve had lots of messages about this one so hopefully you guys revise it before your real gcse exams #gcsemaths #revision #revise #study #year11

Final question on gcse maths 2023 paper 2 exam. This topic hides Pythagoras within a circles and circumference question. Its form the higher tier paper, although it could very well come up right at the end of a foundation paper too. Applies to AQA and Edexcel exam boards #maths #gcses #exams #revise #study

Quadratic inequalities step by step walkthrough for gcse maths In year 11, it’s really important you revise the difference between solving normal quadratics in gcse maths, compared to solve quadratics with inequalities #year11 #revise #gcses #gcsemaths #school