Algebraic Proof — Worked Solutions
Full worked solutions to all 12 questions (40 marks), set out the way an Edexcel examiner wants to see them.
Full worked solutions to all 12 questions (40 marks), set out the way an Edexcel examiner wants to see them.
Solving x² − 5x + 6 < 0 looks like solving an equation, and the first half is. The second half, deciding which side of the roots you want, is where…
Full worked solutions to all 12 questions (37 marks), set out the way an Edexcel examiner wants to see them.
An arithmetic sequence goes up or down by the same amount each time. Edexcel Higher goes beyond the nth term and asks you to add up the terms, which is…
12 exam-style questions (37 marks), building from warm-up to grade 8–9. Show full working: Edexcel gives method marks even when the final answer is wrong.
Full worked solutions to all 12 questions (37 marks), set out the way an Edexcel examiner wants to see them.
If you know the shape of y = f(x), you can sketch y = f(x) + 3, y = f(x − 2) or y = 2f(x) without plotting a single point. This page covers the four…
12 exam-style questions (32 marks), building from warm-up to grade 8–9. Show full working: Edexcel gives method marks even when the final answer is wrong.
Full worked solutions to all 12 questions (32 marks), set out the way an Edexcel examiner wants to see them.
Edexcel’s circle properties include two length results that most textbooks skip: the intersecting chord theorems. Each comes down to one multiplication…