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Simplifying, Expanding and Factorising in 10 Steps: AQA GCSE Maths

✏️ Paper first! Work out every question on paper before you open the answer. Write down every step – the equation, the numbers with units, the rearranging and the answer with its unit. In the exam, if your final answer is wrong you can still get marks for correct working, but only if the examiner can see it.

✏️ Have paper and a pen ready. Maths is learned by doing. Copy each worked example onto paper, then work out every quick check on paper before you type or pick your answer. Write the exam question in full, then mark it with the mark scheme.

Work through Simplifying, Expanding and Factorising in 10 short steps. Each step has the key ideas and a worked example, then quick checks. Work every check out on paper, then type or pick your answer. The next step unlocks when you get the checks right. Your progress is saved on this device.

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