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1 WEEK 1 HIGHER

2 Exam Warm Up Evaluate 25 1 2 Factorise x² - 81 Solve this equation
Solve this equation 5x+ 9 = 4 Factorise h² + 8h Factorise x² - 81 Find x Expand and simplify (x+3)(x+2)

3 Exam Warm Up Evaluate 27 1 3 Factorise x² - 25 Solve this equation
Solve this equation 2x - 3 = 2 Factorise 3x² + 9x Find x Factorise x² - 25 Expand and simplify (x+9)(x+2)

4 Exam Warm Up Evaluate 64 1 2 Factorise x² - 400 Solve this equation
Solve this equation 7x - 9= 12 Factorise 10x + 25 Factorise x² - 400 Find x Expand and simplify (x+6)(x-2)

5 Exam Warm Up Evaluate 25 − 1 2 Factorise 4x² - 16 Solve this equation
Find x Expand and simplify (x+9)(x+8)

6 Exam Warm Up Evaluate 81 − 1 2 Factorise 9x² - 81 Solve this equation
5x² + 10x Find x Factorise 9x² - 81 Expand and simplify (x+9)(x+8) x 40°

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