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Most of the folks here On 6/05/15, Marty wrote: > I aspire to become a Maths teacher. I am a Maths graduate. > Since I did not do my GCSE in UK, I do not know the GCSE > curriculum structure. > > When I searched for Edexcel past papers I could see > Mathematics A - Paper 1 > Mathematics A - Paper 2 > Mathematics B - Paper 1 > Mathematics B - Pa...See More

Jun 5, 2015

EA: Component 1 Assessment

by Keri14

Jun 4, 2015

Looking for any and all study guides or the EA Math Assessment....

Open Source High announces student video competition

by Jim Flannery, Founder of Open Source High

Jun 2, 2015

Today marks the launch of Open Source High - an online peer- to-peer high school where students are the teachers. We are running video competitions covering physics, history, and algebra. Please pass on a link to OpenSourceHigh.com to high school students and high school teachers. Thanks!

Jim Flannery Founder, Open Source High OpenSourceHi...See More

hard things

by lizzie

Jun 2, 2015

i am super confused with hard thinsg

Good to know On 6/02/15, lizzie wrote: > i am super confused with hard thinsg

I'm glad you told us, we were wondering about that.

Jun 2, 2015

Online tutoring help

by Michael

May 5, 2015

Any recommendations on best sites for online 1 on 1 maths tutoring?

Are you the tutor? On 5/05/15, Michael wrote: > Any recommendations on best sites for online 1 on 1 maths > tutoring?

Or the tutee?

May 5, 2015

PEDMSA

by MathTeacher

Apr 23, 2015

Does order of operations work if you always divide before multiplying and subtract before adding?

I think it does

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Michelle You must Multiply OR divide from left to right - as they appear in the problem.

You must also Add OR subtract from left to right as they appear in the problem

Hope this helps!

On 4/23/15, MathTeacher wrote: > Does order of operations work if you always divide before > multiplying and subtract before adding? > >...See More

Apr 23, 2015

I'm a little surprised, On 4/23/15, MathTeacher wrote: > Does order of operations work if you always divide before > multiplying and subtract before adding? > > I think it does

but I think you may be right. I like it.

a*b/c done left to right works out to ab/c

a*b/c done division first works out to ab/c

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Apr 23, 2015

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by pooja

Apr 20, 2015

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How to find the square of a number easily rather than using

by Vickram

Mar 14, 2015

How to find the square of a number easily rather than using calculator?

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Huh? On 3/14/15, Vickram wrote: > How to find the square of a number easily rather than using > calculator?

Multiply the number by itself. Multiplying 2 numbers IS easy.

Mar 16, 2015

Ilona prime factors :) for example: 144 2 72 2 36 2 18 2 9 3 3 3 1

144 = (2*2*3)^2 = 12^2

Apr 17, 2015

Maths problem 1

by Géral Dine

Apr 11, 2015

Could anybody help me with the following?

Three bells toll at intervals of 3, 5 and 7 minutes. All the bells toll at 3 PM. When will they toll tegether for the second time?