GCSE Maths (Mathematics) learning topics and material for students in Year 7 to Year 11.
Algebra is an essential part of maths that involves using variables and symbols to represent unknown quantities and create equations and expressions. By understanding and applying the rules of algebra, students can solve problems, simplify expressions, and gain a deeper of the world around them.
Angles are measured in degrees, written °. The maximum angle is 360°. This is the angle all the way around a point.
Learn formulas to calculate the area of common shapes. Practise solving real-life problems involving the area.
Pythagoras is one of those maths things that sounds a lot more complicated than it actually is. As this is an intro to it, we’ll take a little look at where it all came from first.
There has been an absolute boatload of changes to the mathematics curriculum over the last few years. Ignore what your parents tell you, exams are not getting easier. In fact, they’re getting significantly harder.
Numbers are symbols we use to count things. Numbers have been in use since the antiquity. We can’t live a normal life without numbers. We can’t even order a pizza, say our age or count the money without knowing the numbers.
