Solving linear simultaneous equations
Simultaneous equations allow you to find the values of two
Algebra
Algebra is where many students move from “doing calculations” to working with unknowns, patterns and general rules. These worksheets are designed to help students practise one skill at a time before combining ideas in harder GCSE questions. Start with simplifying and solving equations if confidence is low, then move towards factorising, formulae, sequences and graphs.
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Solving linear simultaneous equations graphically
Simultaneous equations can be solved by drawing the straight-line
Plotting quadratic graphs
Practise completing tables of values and plotting the coordinates to
Plotting cubic graphs
This worksheet provides interactive practice for completing tables of values
Reciprocal graphs
This worksheet provides interactive practice for completing tables of values
Changing the Subject of a Formula — Harder
This harder worksheet builds on standard rearranging by introducing more
Inequalities
An inequality describes a range of possible values rather than
Drawing straight line graphs
This worksheet provides practice on completing a table of values,
Solving quadratic equations
Quadratic equations contain a squared term and can often have
Expanding and factorising
Expanding and factorising are important algebra skills used to rewrite