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Summary

While some of this is about whether or not you got the data questions right or wrong, it is mostly about whether you enjoyed playing around with numbers and with …

Top tips from this week

Top tips from this week. Numerical and mathematical skills are essential to success at university. Familiarise yourself with some really useful skills (such as using fractions and percentages) and bring …

Solution to the histogram question

Here is the video which give you the solution to the three extracts, looking at the complexity of the language. In the next step you will be answering some questions …

Self assessment: putting numbers in order

Have a go at putting this series of numbers in order, smallest first. The four numbers are: Avogadro’s number, π, Planck’s constant, e The answers will be in the video …

Self assessment: fractions

Put these groups of fractions in order of size, smallest first and then find the sum of each set: 2/3, 4/7, 3/5, 5/8 The answers are in the video on …

How to Create a Data Set

Look at these three short poems or extracts. Each writer has his own individual style, a component of which is word complexity. A Data Set of Syllable Frequencies One way …

Estimating with graphs

Have a look at the graph above and work out which column of data corresponds with which line on the graph. The answer is in the video in the next …

Solution to Bert’s expenditure

In this video you will find the solution to the question from the previous step on Bert’s expenditure. Did you get this right? Did you enjoy tackling the problem?

Solution to the cake question

The video here gives the solution to the questions in the previous step comparing the masses of two cakes Have a go at another problem. For this question you need …