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Expanding and Factorising Quadratics

Expanding and Factorising Quadratics

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Question 71
a.

Expand and simplify (6h+3)(h+5)(6h + 3)(h + 5)(6h+3)(h+5), giving your answer in the form ah2+bh+cah^2 + bh + cah2+bh+c, where aaa, b b\,b and c c\,c are integers.

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b.

Factorise x2−64x^2 - 64x2−64

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Expanding and Factorising Quadratics Questions

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255 exam-style questions on OCR GCSE Maths Expanding and Factorising Quadratics. Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.

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