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Exam Solutions Pearson

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A10 Connecting Perpendicular Lines Solutions

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A10 Connecting Perpendicular Lines Solutions

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A10 Connecting Perpendicular Lines Solutions

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A10 Connecting Perpendicular Lines Solutions

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@mathsjem It reminded me of a resource I created for extending 'Simplifying Fractions'. Edit: I do allow Ss to use a calculator, but not to carry out the process of simplifying. I also like to draw Ss' attention to the common misconception of cancelling terms have been added.

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@mathsjem It reminded me of a resource I created for extending 'Simplifying Fractions'. Edit: I do allow Ss to use a calculator, but not to carry out the process of simplifying. I also like to draw Ss' attention to the common misconception of cancelling terms have been added. https://t.co/BUzxNXSjgt

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@mrlevymaths Thanks! Glad you found it helpful

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It reminded me of a resource I created for extending 'Simplifying Fractions'. Edit: I do allow Ss to use a calculator, but not to carry out the process of simplifying. I also like to draw Ss' attention to the common misconception of cancelling terms have been added. pic.twitter.com/BUzxNXSjgt
— Simon Levy (@mrlevymaths) October 13, 2019

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@mathsjem It reminded me of a resource I created for extending 'Simplifying Fractions'. Edit: I do allow Ss to use a calculator, but not to carry out the process of simplifying. I also like to draw Ss' attention to the common misconception of cancelling terms have been added. https://t.co/BUzxNXSjgt

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@mrlevymaths Thanks! Glad you found it helpful

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@mathsjem It reminded me of a resource I created for extending 'Simplifying Fractions'. Edit: I do allow Ss to use a calculator, but not to carry out the process of simplifying. I also like to draw Ss' attention to the common misconception of cancelling terms have been added. https://t.co/BUzxNXSjgt

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@mathsjem It reminded me of a resource I created for extending 'Simplifying Fractions'. Edit: I do allow Ss to use a calculator, but not to carry out the process of simplifying. I also like to draw Ss' attention to the common misconception of cancelling terms have been added.

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@mrlevymaths Thanks! Glad you found it helpful

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@edsouthall Using a linear regression model to determine if growth is exponential.
Data source (.csv files) from: https://t.co/tvVWn0eJx6

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@edsouthall Using a linear regression model to determine if growth is exponential.
Data source (.csv files) from: https://t.co/tvVWn0eJx6 https://t.co/HrnVWPgPpZ

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Anyone mapping the progress of this? Interesting maths alongside a bit of peril. https://t.co/MunvWfDipC

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Using a linear regression model to determine if growth is exponential.
Data source (.csv files) from: https://t.co/tvVWn0eJx6 pic.twitter.com/HrnVWPgPpZ
— Simon Levy (@mrlevymaths) March 8, 2020

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@edsouthall Using a linear regression model to determine if growth is exponential.
Data source (.csv files) from: https://t.co/tvVWn0eJx6 https://t.co/HrnVWPgPpZ

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Anyone mapping the progress of this? Interesting maths alongside a bit of peril. https://t.co/MunvWfDipC

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@edsouthall Using a linear regression model to determine if growth is exponential.
Data source (.csv files) from: https://t.co/tvVWn0eJx6 https://t.co/HrnVWPgPpZ

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@edsouthall Using a linear regression model to determine if growth is exponential.
Data source (.csv files) from: https://t.co/tvVWn0eJx6

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Anyone mapping the progress of this? Interesting maths alongside a bit of peril. https://t.co/MunvWfDipC

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@mathsjem @ImpactWales Thanks for linking to the original (and that from @LongmoorClaire). I like to use this, which includes one of my favourite qs: It takes 10 monkeys 10 minutes to eat 10 bananas. How long does it take 1 monkey to eat 1 banana? Source: various, incl @HarperCollinsUK & HodderMurray

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@mathsjem @ImpactWales Thanks for linking to the original (and that from @LongmoorClaire). I like to use this, which includes one of my favourite qs: It takes 10 monkeys 10 minutes to eat 10 bananas. How long does it take 1 monkey to eat 1 banana? Source: various, incl @HarperCollinsUK & HodderMurray https://t.co/aL06Smu1V7

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@ImpactWales The responses to this tweet suggest that people don’t know the context! It was intentional. People need to read this before they respond and share: https://t.co/ws5Sj3Rbjc

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Thanks for linking to the original (and that from @LongmoorClaire). I like to use this, which includes one of my favourite qs: It takes 10 monkeys 10 minutes to eat 10 bananas. How long does it take 1 monkey to eat 1 banana? Source: various, incl @HarperCollinsUK & HodderMurray pic.twitter.com/aL06Smu1V7
— Simon Levy (@mrlevymaths) October 30, 2019

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@mathsjem @ImpactWales Thanks for linking to the original (and that from @LongmoorClaire). I like to use this, which includes one of my favourite qs: It takes 10 monkeys 10 minutes to eat 10 bananas. How long does it take 1 monkey to eat 1 banana? Source: various, incl @HarperCollinsUK & HodderMurray https://t.co/aL06Smu1V7

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@ImpactWales The responses to this tweet suggest that people don’t know the context! It was intentional. People need to read this before they respond and share: https://t.co/ws5Sj3Rbjc

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@mathsjem @ImpactWales Thanks for linking to the original (and that from @LongmoorClaire). I like to use this, which includes one of my favourite qs: It takes 10 monkeys 10 minutes to eat 10 bananas. How long does it take 1 monkey to eat 1 banana? Source: various, incl @HarperCollinsUK & HodderMurray https://t.co/aL06Smu1V7

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@mathsjem @ImpactWales Thanks for linking to the original (and that from @LongmoorClaire). I like to use this, which includes one of my favourite qs: It takes 10 monkeys 10 minutes to eat 10 bananas. How long does it take 1 monkey to eat 1 banana? Source: various, incl @HarperCollinsUK & HodderMurray

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@ImpactWales The responses to this tweet suggest that people don’t know the context! It was intentional. People need to read this before they respond and share: https://t.co/ws5Sj3Rbjc