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= = =You need a calculator (Graphics if you intend to go onto 12MF then 13MF), blue or black pen, red pen, x2 1J5 Maths books (one for note taking, one for working from).=

= Our topic current is: Algreba patterns & relationships (AS 1.3). This includes graphing and linear/quadratic sequences. See our wiki page 'External AS 1.3' for more info =

Assessment Date: During Exam Leave
=**__Homework Due:__**= Pg 108 and 109

=**__Pages completed so far:__**= Term one: pg 138-140, pg 141-142, pg 126, pg 130-131, pg 151-153, 132, 91-93, 232-235, 232-235, 238, 239 Term two: pg 1-5, w/ s on pythagorus, w/s on trig (angles), w/s on trig (sides), Pythag/Trig worksheet, pg 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 21 Term three: pg 39, 40, 45, 46, 42, 47, 48, exam revision, 51, 52, 58 Term four: pg 102-105, pg 108 and 109


 * Computer Lesson :**

Click on this [|page] and read through the notes carefully - click on the different percentage links. Take any notes you need

Click on this [|website] and check your skills

Try these [|percentage games] and then [|Number Invaders]

NOTES for factorising Opposite to expanding (add brackets ) To factorize you must find any common factors (numbers or letters)

Whatever is common is placed outside the bracket then you must work out what is necessary inside the bracket. E.G. 12 + 4× = 4(3 +×)

E.G 2. 20×^2 - 15× = 5× (4× -3)