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In this video we look at the Edexcel May/June 2018 Maths paper 1 Higher. Syed Institute likes to present different ways of getting solutions because people learn in different ways and can have a preference for one way - which is perfectly fine.

We look at quadratics, surds, fractions, inequalities, ratios, indices, box plots, proof, inverse, direct, proportionality, transformations.

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