Higher
AlgebraWorksheet · Higher
Ramp up:Identities and algebraic proof, Extend
From showing an identity leaves a number to proving n(n + 1)(n + 2)(n + 3) + 1 is a square, one new idea per question. The first question a student gets wrong shows where their understanding stops. The answers name the idea each question tests.
A free GCSE Higher algebra ramp up with answers, spec code A6.
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