GCSE Mathematics (Foundation) Edexcel
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115 topics in 9 modules
☑️ Mean, Median, Mode & Range 15 topics
- Understanding the Concept of Average
- Differentiating Among Mean, Median and Mode
- Calculating the Mean of a Set of Numbers
- Computing the Median for a Set of Numbers
- Identifying the Mode in a Set of Numbers
- Working with Numeric Data Ranges
- Handling Multiple Modes in a Data Set
- Using the Range to Understand Data Spread
- Recognizing Outliers and their Effect on Mean, Median and Mode
- Real World Applications of Mean, Median, Mode and Range
- Mean, Median, Mode, and Range with Large Data Sets or Grouped Data
- Solving Problems Involving Mean, Median, Mode and Range
- Interpreting Mean, Median, Mode and Range in Different Contexts
- Calculating Weighted Mean and Understanding its Application
- Practice Problems involving Mean, Median, Mode & Range
☑️ Number 17 topics
- Types of Number
- BODMAS
- Multiplying by 10, 100, 1000
- Multiplying/ Dividing Whole Numbers
- Multiplying/ Dividing with Decimals
- Negative Numbers
- Prime Numbers
- Factors, Multiples, Prime Factors
- HCF and LCM
- Fractions without a Calculator
- Fraction Problems
- Decimals, Fractions, Percentages
- Rounding Numbers
- Estimating
- Rounding Errors
- Powers
- Roots
☑️ Transformations 14 topics
- Understanding transformations
- Types of transformations: Reflection, Rotation, Translation, and Enlargement
- Identifying types of transformations
- Describing transformations
- Reflection mapping
- Reflection over various lines
- Rotation mapping with a center and an angle
- Translation mapping with vectors
- Enlargement mapping with scale factors
- Combination of transformations
- Invariant points and lines under a transformation
- Distinguishing between different transformations from their mathematical descriptions
- Carrying out a sequence of transformations
- Understanding the impact of a transformation on an object's position and size
☑️ Algebra 13 topics
- Simplifying
- Multiplying
- Dividing
- Multiplying Double Brackets
- Factorising
- Solving Equations
- Expressions, Formulas, Functions
- Rearranging Formulas
- Sequences
- Inequalities
- Quadratic Equations
- Simultaneous Equations
- Proof
☑️ Graphs 8 topics
- Coordinates and Midpoints
- Straight-Line Graphs
- Straight-Line Graphs: Gradients
- y= mx + c
- Quadratic Graphs
- Solving Equations with graphs
- Distance-Time Graphs
- Real-life Graphs
☑️ Ratio, Proportion and Rates of Change 9 topics
- Ratios
- Direct Proportion problems
- Inverse Proportion problems
- Percentages
- Compound Growth and Decay
- Unit Conversions
- Area and Volume Conversions
- Time Intervals
- Speed, Density and Pressure
☑️ Shapes and Area 10 topics
- Properties of 2D Shapes
- Congruent Shapes
- Similar Shapes
- The Four Transformations
- Perimeter and Area
- Perimeter and Area- Circles
- 3D Shapes
- 3D Shapes- Surface area
- 3D Shapes- Volume
- Projections
☑️ Angles and Geometry 13 topics
- Angle Basics
- Angle Rules
- Parallel Lines
- Geometry Problems
- Angles in Polygons
- Triangle Construction
- Loci and Construction
- Bearings
- Maps
- Scale Drawings
- Pythagoras' Theorem
- Trigonometry- Cos, Sin, Tan
- Vectors
☑️ Probability and Statistics 16 topics
- Probability Basics
- AND / OR Rules
- Tree Diagrams
- Sets
- Venn Diagrams
- Sampling
- Bias
- Collecting Data
- Median, Mean, Mode, Range
- Pie Charts
- Bar Graphs
- Scatter Graphs
- Frequency Tables
- Grouped Frequency Tables
- Interpreting Data
- Comparing Data Sets
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Number
Types of Number
It's important to know about different types of numbers for the exam.
- Integers are whole numbers, either positive or negative. 0 is also an integer
- Rational numbers can be written as fractions, but irrational numbers can't - instead, they're never-ending, non-repeating decimals
- Surds are numbers / expressions containing irrational roots
Question: Which type of number is √2 and why?
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