<p>This resource is a 6 question test worth 25 Marks, with worked solutions. This would be an ideal end of topic test or a homework task for students to complete. Exam style questions to help students try interpret what the exam is looking for.<br /> Also included is snippets from the formula booklet to have projected whilst students are undertaking or to attach to the homework to help students get used to looking at the formula booklet for help.</p> <p>Question 1 -Applied Linear Equations (5 Marks)<br /> Question 2 &amp; 3 - Applied Solving Quadratics (10 Marks)<br /> Question 4 &amp; 5 - Applied Logarithms (6 Marks)<br /> Question 6 - Trigonometry (4 Marks)</p>

<p>A lesson resource that can lead to discussion points on the different sizes and types of firms and the microeconomic effects on them.</p> <p>Can also be put online for student revision for them to make notes on.</p>

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<p>Full Lesson to stretch and challenge.<br /> Fully animated with workings out on the slides so is ready to use as a live lesson.<br /> Starts with finding area and perimeter algebraically, with a mix of expanding brackets and collecting like terms.<br /> Moves on to finding area and perimeter algebraically using Laws of Indices, Expanding Brackets, Collecting Like Terms.<br /> Ends with a challenge of solving equations after forming them.<br /> All questions on slides, no need for printing.</p>

<p>Starter – Finding area of a circle, area and perimeter of sectors, fractions and percentages of amounts.<br /> Slide 1: 2 Examples on finding the radius in reverse from a circumference. 5 Questions on finding radius and diameter.<br /> Slide 2: 3 Levels of questioning. Level 1 is finding the radius and diameter. Level 2 is finding the area after finding the radius. Challenge is finding percentages and fractions of other circle’s circumferences then finding radius and area.</p>

<p>This resource is designed as a revision lesson. They will have a starter which will give you an idea of how strong they are on each skill. Before expanding further with questions that also apply the skills. All explained on the slide in the picture.</p>

<p>Starter - Laws of Indices, Solve Equations<br /> Quick Tasks - BIDMAS, Percentages to Fractions, Mixed number to improper fractions<br /> Big Task - Angles on a straight line.<br /> Big Task - Negative numbers in substitution and collecting like terms</p>