Recipes & Proportion | Grade 5 Crossover Series | GCSE Maths Tutor

A video revising the techniques and strategies for solving problems with recipes (Higher and Foundation).

This video is part of the Ratio & Proportion module in GCSE maths, see my other videos below to continue with the series.

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[hektorenyioko]

You are an absolute unit. This has made the topic much easier for me to understand. I've watched a lot of your videos and they have clear explanations that I find very easy to comprehend. Thank you.

[MrResearcher]

Thanks very much. Mature student, but enjoyed the explanation. I also find doing it the Algebraic way, in the tradition of Al Khwarizmi, the Persian scholar who more or less invented modern Algebra, very useful. It involves two step approach, and of course balancing each side arithmetically.

[aquabubbles]

Omg the one from here was on my mocks exam. I literally just realised it. I used to struggle with those types of questions on my exam and skip it I would always lose marks. This video was amazing thank you 😊!

[fawzielmoallem]

Thank you for Explaining in such a a simple term! Really appreciate this video as it helped me catch up on a few things overdue, thanks man! 😅❤❤❤

[astrojordz]

On the last question:
I got 24 packs of butter and 18 packs of flour.
My workout process:
50 x 3= 150g flour
50 x 2= 100g butter
Then I did to make 60 biscuits
150 x 60= 9000g flour
100 x 60= 6000g butter

Then I did to see how many packs to buy:

/= Division

9000/500= 18 packs of flour
6000/250= 24 packs of butter

If you could please tell me what I did wrong, it would be much appreciated.

[lolllhello]

Great video thanks keep it up with the gcse vids also could you maybe do a video on how to calculate the relative atomic mass as it is more maths like and I don’t understand it

[CruyffTurn]

Thank you so much! I have this coming up on my assessments and it was on my checklist and you’ve helped me understand it so well!

[harrisonleamon]

omg i’m so thankful for you i have always been bottom of topset doing bad and these vids have helped me so much a got an a*😘

[Delilah.Madlock]

Thank you so much I had no idea how to answer this question till now this was very helpful 👍

[aleksandarmakedonskiiiii]

Exams have been cancelled apparently, do you think it is still worth to revise ?

[abishanpirasinthan]

your video is good and amazing also really help me with my revision and how to revise this topic thanks sir

[sila]

5:50 why did u pick the number 3 and not 4? Im just trying to understand, sorry

[JonesShibu]

This is very informative bro .But one thing is I don't know how to divide and tomorrow I have non-calculator exam 🙂🙂🙂🙂

[robertocolazzo]

If you are doing just for one biscuit and you have a decimal, you have to round it?

[nasradaoud]

Is there a video that you can direct me too that goes over builder questions?

[cosmix]

QUESTION 2 WAS THE SAME ONE IN MY PRACTICE PAPER

[salarrzinho]

10:00 im confused dont you times by the greatest number so 6 x 16= 96 biscuits

[rhimsp]

Got every single question wrong and I got my maths exam I’m finished man