Course curriculum

    1. 1. Law of Indices Multiplication and Division law

    2. Exercise 1

    3. 2. Law of Indices Power law and Negative Indices

    4. Exercise 2

    5. 3. Further examples on negative indices Part 1

    6. Exercise 3

    7. 4. Further examples on negative indices part 2

    8. 5. Power zero index law

    9. Exercise 4

    10. 6. Two important rules

    11. Exercise 5

    12. 7. Solving equations involving indices

    13. 8. Examples on equations involving indices

    14. Exercise 6

    15. 9. Further examples on equation involving indices

    16. 10. Fractional indices

    1. 1. Introduction to Binomial Expression

    2. 2. Distributive law

    3. 3. Expand perfect squares

    4. Exercise 1

    5. 4. Difference of two perfect squares

    6. Exercise 2

    7. 5. Factorise difference of two squares Part 1

    8. Exercise 3

    9. Exercise 4

    10. 6. Factorise difference of two squares Part 2

    11. 7. Summary

    1. 1. Difference between expression and equation

    2. Exercise 1

    3. 2. Factorisation of quadratics expression Part 1

    4. Exercise 2

    5. 3. Factorisation of quadratics expression Part 2

    6. 4. Solving of quadratics equations

    7. 5. Problems involving quadratics

    8. 6. Further examples on factorisation and solving of quadratics

    9. 7. Further examples on factorisation

    10. 8. Factorisation by grouping

    1. 1. Introduction and evaluating an unknown quantity given a formula

    2. 2. Subject of formula

    3. 3. Further examples on Subject of formula (square root)

    4. 4. Classwork 1

    5. 5. Answer 1

    6. 6. Classwork 2

    7. 7. Answer 2

    8. 8. Further examples on Subject of formula (cube root)

    9. 9. Classwork 3

    10. 10. Answer 3

    11. 11. Further examples on Subject of formula

    12. 12. Classwork 4

    13. 13. Answer 4

    14. 14. Further example

    15. Exercise 1

    16. Exercise 2

    1. 1. Find and interpret the gradient (slope) of inclined, horizontal and vertical lines

    2. 2. Find the relationship between paralell lines and their gradients

    3. 3. Determine and interpret the equation of a straight line in the form y=mx+c (part 1)

    4. 4. Determine and interpret the equation of a straight line in the form y=mx+c (part 2)

    1. 1. Introduction of Simultaneous equation

    2. 2. Elimination Method: Case 1

    3. 3. Elimination Method: Case 2

    4. 4. Elimination Method: Case 3

    5. 5. Classwork 1

    6. 6. Answer 1

    7. 7. Substitution method

    8. 8. Classwork 2

    9. 9. Answer 2

    10. 10. Summary

About this course

  • 147 lessons
  • 9.5 hours of video content