Quadratic Simultaneous Equations – GCSE Maths Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Two or more equations that share variables and have set of values for variables that satisfy both the equations are called Simultaneous Equations. If the maximum power raised to the variable in Simultaneous equations is one then these are called Linear Simultaneous Equations. Similarly If…
Box Plots – GCSE Maths Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Box plot is an important concept used in Statistics to represent quantities related to a given dataset graphically and helps us to provide conclusions about that dataset. Box plots include graphical representation of these five quantities – Median, Maximum Value, Smallest value, First quartile and the…
Interior and Exterior Angles in Polygons – GCSE Maths Practice Questions Downloads Introduction The Word Polygon is made up of two words – A closed shape made of line segments . To make a Polygon, minimum three line segments are required which end up making a Triangle. Basic Polygons are Triangle, Square and Rectangle. Polygons…
Simultaneous Equations – GCSE Maths Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Two or more equations are solved together at the same time. A solution of these equation is the value of variables which satisfy both of the equations. Examples: Types of Simultaneous Equations Simultaneous equations can be linear (where variables are raised to the power 1) or…
Compound Measures – GCSE Maths Practice Questions Downloads Introduction When we calculate a quantity using other quantities then it is called a Compound Measure which represents the relationship between these quantities and the units used. The Compound Measures are denoted as Ratio or Rate such as “per” unit (km/h, m/s etc.) These Measures are widely…
Acids – GCSE Chemistry Practice Questions Downloads Introduction What are Acids and Base? ACIDS An Acid is a substance that releases H+ ions in water. Acids usually have sour taste and can turn blue litmus paper into red. Examples: Base A base is a substance that releases OH⁻ (hydroxide) ions in water. Bases usually have…
Radioactivity Dangers and Medicines – GCSE Physics Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Radioactivity means a process in which unstable atom nuclei spontaneously emit energy in order to gain stability. Radiations are primarily of three types – Alpha(α) Radiations, Beta(β) Radiations and Gamma(γ) Radiations. There are many medicinal applications of Radioactivity. Also, the small amount of radiation…
Astronomy – GCSE Physics Practice Questions Downloads Introduction to Astronomy The Astronomy is branch of Science that deals with the study of Astronomical objects like Stars, Planets and Asteroids etc. We can also say that the study of the objects that are beyond Earth’s atmosphere and are present in far away galaxies is known as…
Radioactivity – GCSE Physics Practice Questions Downloads What is Radioactivity? An Atom is the basic unit of matter. Atom contains Electrons(negatively charged), Protons(positively charged) and Neutrons(neutral) in such a way that the protons and neutrons are present in nucleus and electrons revolve around them in orbitals. The nucleus is present in center that contributes for…
Heat Energy Changes – GCSE Chemistry Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Heat is the form of energy that flows from a hotter place to a cooler place, and in chemical reactions, the heat energy is absorbed or released based on the type of reaction. Thus, in Chemistry, the change in heat energy refers to the transfer…