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How to reflect shapes on a mirror line

29/06/2015 by Simon Deacon 2 Comments

How to reflect shapes on a mirror line or x axis, y axis, co-ordinate grid, graph or even cartesian plane - it's all pretty much the same. The biggest problem isn't really the reflection.. it's more making sure that you've correctly identified the 'mirror line.' This can cause a few problems and a little confusion. The easiest way is to actually plot a couple of points on the … [Read more...]

How to write numbers in standard form

18/06/2015 by Simon Deacon 5 Comments

How to write numbers in standard form or scientific notation .. is becoming quite popular as an exam question. The whole idea is to be able to use a common method that is easy to communicate. The problem with numbers is all the zero's - while it can look impressive on a maths paper, there's a huge difference between 14 000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 (that's 27 zeros) and … [Read more...]

3 Minute Math – Solving Linear Equations

10/03/2014 by Simon Deacon 10 Comments

Solving linear equations is the first step on your algebra journey.. This series of 3 minute math is designed as a quick reminder for some of the main topics. I hope they help to provide a focus and a way forward. If you need any more detail please search the site or contact me – always pleased to answer any questions! All the very best with your studies.   Video … [Read more...]

3 Minute Math – Converting Miles to Kilometres / Kilometers

07/02/2014 by Simon Deacon Leave a Comment

This is a favourite exam question. Changing the miles to kilometres can also make the journey seem longer (!). This series of 3 minute math is designed as a quick reminder for some of the main topics. I hope they help to provide a focus and a way forward. If you need any more detail please search the site or contact me – always pleased to answer any questions! All the very … [Read more...]

3 Minute Math – Solving Inequalities Using a Numberline

04/02/2014 by Simon Deacon 1 Comment

Using a numberline to help with solving inequalities. This series of 3 minute math is designed as a quick reminder for some of the main topics. I hope they help to provide a focus and a way forward. If you need any more detail please search the site or contact me – always pleased to answer any questions! All the very best with your studies. Where are inequalities used? In … [Read more...]

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3 Minute Math

How to reflect shapes on a mirror line

29/06/2015 By Simon Deacon 2 Comments

How to write numbers in standard form

18/06/2015 By Simon Deacon 5 Comments

3 Minute Math – Solving Linear Equations

10/03/2014 By Simon Deacon 10 Comments

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