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How To Use iteration - GCSE Maths Revision

Iteration is when we approximate solutions to challenging equations. It involves repeatedly applying a formula with an initial starting value, progressively moving towards the correct solution. Understanding this method graphically and numerically helps students confidently tackle related exam questions.

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Great expectations characters by Charles Dickens - GCSE English Literature Revision

Explore the memorable characters of Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations in this GCSE English Literature guide. From Pip’s ambitious journey to Estella’s emotional struggle, each character reveals deeper insights into Victorian society and human nature. Understand key figures such as Miss Havisham, Magwitch, Joe Gargery and Herbert Pocket. Plot examples and key quotes are included.

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Radioactive decay - GCSE Physics revision

Explore the fundamentals of radioactive decay in this comprehensive yet straightforward guide for GCSE Science students. Learn about different radiation types, the concept of half-life, real-world applications such as medicine and archaeology and key safety precautions for handling radioactive materials.

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Two dimensional shapes - GCSE Maths

A GCSE Maths guide to two-dimensional shapes, which are drawn on a flat plane and can only be measured by length and width. The article covers key properties, area and perimeter formulas, angles, symmetry, and compound shapes. Includes worked examples and interactive quiz questions to test your understanding.

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Themes in The Sign of the Four | GCSE English Literature revision

Learn the key themes in The Sign of the Four by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, including empire and imperialism, Victorian fear, justice and morality, greed and obsession. Key plot points and quotes are used to support analysis. The article highlights how the novel reflects Victorian anxieties, social structures, and the consequences of unchecked ambition.

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Cell structure - GCSE Biology revision

Learn about the structure of plant and animal cells, including their key organelles and differences. We explore eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells, microscope techniques, and how cells function. Quiz questions are included.
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