GCSE Secondary Maths Age 13-17 - Algebra: Expressions, Formulas and Functions - Explained

The video tutorial covers solving a math problem where g is made the subject of a formula. It involves removing a square root and isolating g by manipulating both sides of the equation. The tutorial also explains the marks distribution for the question and provides general exam tips, such as using calculators correctly, remembering formulas, and checking answers. The video emphasizes the importance of applying consistent operations to both sides of an equation.

What is the first step to make g the subject of the formula involving T and the square root?

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Explain the process of isolating g in the equation after removing the square root.

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What operation must be performed on both sides of the equation to eliminate the fraction?

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What should you do if your calculator is not set to degrees before an exam?

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How do you ensure that you have correctly answered the question in a math exam?

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