GCSE Maths - Scaling Up and Down Using Proportions #87

This video covers:
- How to find an known amount using direct proportion e.g. if 7 cakes costs £21, how much would 12 cakes cost?

This video is suitable for maths courses around the world.
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[misshww]

I will forever be greatful for my GCSE teacher, GCSEs math is all I really needed to solve simple daily task.

[anonymousyt]

got a test on this tomr and it really helpd thx so much, hopefully will git an A

[darkabz]

can you please do GCSE biology- using quadrats and transects I don't really get them