Changing the Subject - Harder Formulae (Higher Only) | GCSE Maths Tutor

A video revising the techniques and strategies for changing the subject of harder formulae (rearranging formula) - Higher Only

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

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For the question at 6:10, I think you can also take 10y from both sides after the first stage to be left with 5x = 2px - 3p - 10y which goes on to give an answer of x = 2px-3p-10y all over 5. Inserting the same numbers into y, p and x for both of our answers, the outcome is the same

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[sivikasi]

Great video as always - quick question to anyone who can answer - obviously it's relevant whether you end up with say, 5 - 2p as opposed to 2p - 5. Is there a rule for getting them in the right order? eg: should the number always go last? Thanks and good luck to everyone doing their exams this year - I'm feeling your pain

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For the question 4x-y=z(x+5) can the answer be -y-5z/z-4 =x
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