Mathematics 2017 GCSE (9-1)
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- Created on: 12-09-16 17:44
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(I have used the Edexcel workbook 2016, by working out their questions, then using their advised methods for papers: )
1) Factors and primes
-HCF AND LCM
When finding the HCF (highest common factor) of 2 numbers: First, you must find the prime factor products of the 2 numbers. For example: 90 and 210
90= 9x10
9= 3 cubed which is 3x3
10= 5x2
So 90=2x3x3x5
210=
10x21
10=5x2
21=3x7
210=2x3x5x7
So,
90=2x3x3x5 &
210=2x3x5x7
HCF= 2x3x5
HCF=30
LCM= HCF x the un-highlighted products
So LCM= 30x3x7
LCM= 630
Example Question:
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