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Four Fours:Expanding and simplifying
Sixteen expressions sorted into four simplest forms. The traps catch multiplying only the first term: 3(x + 2) sits beside 3x + 2, and 2(3x + 1) beside 3(2x + 1). Two per A4.
A free key stage 3 and GCSE algebra puzzle with answers, spec code A4. It goes with the lessons on collecting like terms, expanding single brackets and expanding single brackets.
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Collecting like terms
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Expanding single brackets
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Expanding single brackets
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