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Maths gcse grade 9 type of questions

How do i do these weird type of questions ?
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How do i do these weird type of questions ?

Any examples? Where are you seeing these weird questions?
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Any examples? Where are you seeing these weird questions?

http://m4ths.com/uploads/3/5/2/1/35219558/357.pdf
like the second question of this, and pretty much the rest of it.
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http://m4ths.com/uploads/3/5/2/1/35219558/357.pdf
like the second question of this, and pretty much the rest of it.


I have completed this paper so if you need help with any specific question I am happy to help. For question 2 it is asking you to prove that the sequence of the number of balls is following the sequence of n^2.... therefore the balls are not randomly chosen. Its just nth term
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I have completed this paper so if you need help with any specific question I am happy to help. For question 2 it is asking you to prove that the sequence of the number of balls is following the sequence of n^2.... therefore the balls are not randomly chosen. Its just nth term


thankyou ive been trying to work through it. question 9 seems a bit confusing as well,if you can give me any help
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thankyou ive been trying to work through it. question 9 seems a bit confusing as well,if you can give me any help


Ok well you know it is an arithmetic sequence which means that the difference between each term is the same. Does this help you to obtain the value of x?

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