Year 11 - Maths
General algebraic forms for specific number properties
Functions and proof
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Year 11 - Maths
Functions and proof
In this unit pupils will further develop their understanding of algebraic notation and graphs by learning about functions, their inverses and composite functions.
You will learn to fluently write general algebraic forms for different number properties.
The divisibility tests can be used to help write general algebraic forms of multiples. By understanding the general algebraic form of multiples, other values can be expressed.
A multiple is the product of a number and an integer. Use this word when showing your method, then check your final answer is reasonable.
Mistake: Pupils may think it is acceptable to use the same letter for all expressions. Correction: It may be acceptable for the letter to be the same but that depends on what the letter is representing. This is explored in the first learning cycle with chocolates.
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