M1: Algebra
Module 1 (M1) - Algebra - Factorising
In Algebra, factorising is the opposite of expanding.
Module 1 (M1) - Algebra - Terminology
Algebra is the part of mathematics in which letters and other symbols are used to represent numbers in expressions, formulas, equations, and inequalities.
Module 1 (M1) - Algebra - Solving equations
For an equation, the expression on the left hand side is equal to the expression on the right hand side. This means the equation is balanced
Module 1 (M1) - Algebra - Expand and simplify
Algebraic expressions can be expanded - multiplied by one or more terms. They may also be simplified – made shorter and simpler by collecting like terms.
Module 1 (M1) - Algebra - Formulas and expressions
Real-life situations can be represented by algebraic expressions and formula. We can then use these to solve problems such as working out costs, timings, quantities, etc.
Module 1 (M1) – Algebra – Coordinates and graphs
Coordinates are used to describe the position of points on a grid.
Module 1 (M1) – Algebra - Graphs in real life
A graph can be used in real life situations to help with working out quantities, often costs.
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