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Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics

2Algebra and graphs

Algebra and graphs in Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics: what the syllabus expects you to know, the learning objectives and how to practise.
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  • Algebraic expressions and substitution

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  • Expanding brackets

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  • Factorising algebraic expressions

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  • Algebraic fractions

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  • Laws of indices in algebra

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  • Changing the subject of a formula

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  • Completing the square and the quadratic formula

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  • Linear equations

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  • Simultaneous equations with one non-linear equation

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  • Simultaneous linear equations

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  • Solving quadratic equations by factorising

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  • Inequalities in two variables: regions on a graph

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  • Linear inequalities

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  • nth term of non-linear sequences

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  • Sequences and number patterns

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  • Direct and inverse variation

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  • Graphs in practical situations

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  • Travel graphs: distance–time and speed–time

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  • Graphs of functions and solving equations graphically

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  • Sketching curves

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Algebra and graphs: sample question

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What is the highest common factor (HCF) of 12a2b12a^2b and 18ab318ab^3?

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