Small correction! At 6:49 I start waffling on about calculator buttons and forgot to subtract £2500 from £2590.81 🤷🏼♂️ The answer is £90.81 - my bad! Don’t forget to check out the Ultimate Grade 6-9 Revision video here: ruclips.net/video/o9VuZhCqR2U/видео.html
I'm not a maths exam person, specifically, but not only has this creator helped my grades, he's reminded me that I actually enjoy maths when it's taught to me well
no bc same! i really like maths but im currently stuck on like a grade 4 or 5 😭 had my non calc mock today. could've been better. i've sorta accepted my fate for these mocks (calc is in two days) but im gonna get better over the summer, i really want a 7 🙏
@@GhostGecko I'm really hoping I'm not too late, I unfortunately accepted my fate at GCSE and ended up with a four, which is a pass so I was not bothered too much. But now I'm 17 and applying to university and most courses want a 5 or 6 at GCSE, I have to resit my maths now which has cost 350 because I passed this first time, so can't resit for free. If I can give you any advice please please please put Maths, English and Science first as they really do dictate your future opportunities. And look at university courses now because having something to aim for really helped with my motivation!!
@@faitherello hey! ty for the advice, i currently have all 9s in english and science and a 6 or 7 in maths, so i should be okay, but i appreciate that, so thanks!
I like how you explain even the simplest steps, my maths teacher doesnt explain how they get to certain calculation's thinking we understood because it might be common sense for him which makes it confusing which causes me to overlook it
Another really helpful video. Presented in your usual style, which I like and suits the way I take things in. - If you were teaching at a college or school, and I was there, I'd want to be in your group. Regards to you, David
Useful. Yip compound interest is definitely in paper 4 . Can count up to 3 marks per question . Watching this video to polish up a few loose ends. I use a formula p(1+R)^n , you just gotta be very careful handling and solving with percentages with these questions.
Hi sir, at 6:49, doesn't it day how much interest does Alice earn, therefore you have to minus the original £2500 from the total earned after the 2 years?
Hi might not be the best way for some people but I always find the way of working out what 10% or 1% is first makes it easier for me. So to find out out 1% for this sum 4000 ➗100 = 40 40 🟰1% 40(1%) ✖️2.4(%)🟰96 40✖️
At 3:14 approx can you do 4000 multiplied by 0.024 and then add the answer to the original amount or do you have to do 4000 multiplied by 1.024 and just get that answer? I was confused because both ways you get the correct answer
Here's another way of working out questions like at 14:37 (when working out the value of x%). You make a formula like this 8000 × ((100 + x) /100)^3 = 8589.93 That bracket part in the middle is to work out your multiplier, and the x is the actual percentage. Then you rearrange (divide by the investment). ((100 + x)/100)^3 = 1.07374..... Then cube root both sides. (100 + x) / 100 = 1.02399.... Then times by 100 100 + x = 102.399... Then subtract 100 from both sides. x = 2.399 which rounds to 2.4. So x = 2.4% Hope this helped, I find it an easier way. But use whatever you prefer 🙂
Thank you very much , it’s very informative. For GCSE on the formulae sheet it says: Total accrued = P(1+ r/100)n Do we not need to use this? Thanks! :)
Hello Sir, would the last question not round to 1.02 percent (2d.p) or 1.018 percent for 3d.p, or have I rounded incorrectly? Thank you for these videos - they are immensely useful.
No Sir unfortunately this is near impossible to do, one topic can stretch from grade 5-9 depending on the complexity and variety of topics involved, this video ruclips.net/video/o9VuZhCqR2U/видео.html covers all the topics from grade 6-9 but to categorise them into one grade would be misleading as we can’t really classify some of them as being a ‘grade 7’ or ‘grade 8’ question, they are merely a collective that fall within a spectrum, we can certainly classify a ‘grade 8-9’ topic or style of question and I have done a grade 8-9 playlist to help with this! 😁🙏🏼
If you check out the 3 videos in the percentages playlist these are all the fundamentals behind repeated percentage change, even this in itself is a repeated percentage change. The only thing different to these is maybe increasing and then decreasing by a percentage!! I will make a video on this very soon though 😁🙏🏼
sir is reverse percentages for foundation to? and can u please do some quick fire practise questions for maths because iam really struggling with maths and next year im in year 11 but thank u!
hanna abdi Absolutely! Reverse percentages is a grade 5 topic so can appear on the foundation paper! Have you watch my video on it? I will do some smaller quick fire stuff closer to the exams for sure 😁🙏🏼
22:41 Please answer! Would there be leniency with the 2nd question in an exam? Eg if I took away 1 from 1.017... and gotten 0.0179..., then multiplied by 100 to get the percentage, getting 1.799... %, would that still be a “correct” answer? Thanks
Hi sir I’m doing the ocr maths resit higher paper in 2 weeks. Can you tell me your best video link because it will help a lot. I got a grade 5 in foundation but I want to do the higher and get a grade 6.😊😊
I would say this is your best option: Everything for a Grade 6-9 in your GCSE Maths Exam! Higher Maths Exam Revision | Edexcel AQA & OCR - ruclips.net/video/o9VuZhCqR2U/видео.html Hope that helps 😁🙏🏼
I have this coming up in my non calc test but I've always been taught to do it with a calculator . How is it possible for compound interest and depreciation supposed to be done without one?
@@marymmoon1190 I have used a multiplier method in this video, so it’s added it into the original amount for me 😁 if I used a different method to work out the 2.4% and 0.5% then I’d have to add it on at the end!
I use a formula in all of these, I just don’t write out a formula as it takes away from the understanding, but you can use a formula if it’s something that you prefer 😁🙏🏼
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Small correction! At 6:49 I start waffling on about calculator buttons and forgot to subtract £2500 from £2590.81 🤷🏼♂️ The answer is £90.81 - my bad! Don’t forget to check out the Ultimate Grade 6-9 Revision video here: ruclips.net/video/o9VuZhCqR2U/видео.html
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I'm not a maths exam person, specifically, but not only has this creator helped my grades, he's reminded me that I actually enjoy maths when it's taught to me well
no bc same! i really like maths but im currently stuck on like a grade 4 or 5 😭
had my non calc mock today. could've been better.
i've sorta accepted my fate for these mocks (calc is in two days) but im gonna get better over the summer, i really want a 7 🙏
@@GhostGecko I'm really hoping I'm not too late, I unfortunately accepted my fate at GCSE and ended up with a four, which is a pass so I was not bothered too much. But now I'm 17 and applying to university and most courses want a 5 or 6 at GCSE, I have to resit my maths now which has cost 350 because I passed this first time, so can't resit for free. If I can give you any advice please please please put Maths, English and Science first as they really do dictate your future opportunities. And look at university courses now because having something to aim for really helped with my motivation!!
@@faitherello hey! ty for the advice, i currently have all 9s in english and science and a 6 or 7 in maths, so i should be okay, but i appreciate that, so thanks!
Omg you listened to me and made a video explaining compound interest... thank you very much 😃
Haha I try my best to get every request done 😁 I told you I would! Enjoy! 👍🏼
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@@TheGCSEMathsTutor Please could you make a video on reverse compound interest?
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@@TheGCSEMathsTutor Could have used logs innit
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I like how you explain even the simplest steps, my maths teacher doesnt explain how they get to certain calculation's thinking we understood because it might be common sense for him which makes it confusing which causes me to overlook it
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Another really helpful video. Presented in your usual style, which I like and suits the way I take things in. - If you were teaching at a college or school, and I was there, I'd want to be in your group.
Regards to you, David
Thank you for making compound interest a little more interesting for me!
im doing the maths resits in November so I'm trying to refresh my memory and this helped tysm
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Useful. Yip compound interest is definitely in paper 4 . Can count up to 3 marks per question . Watching this video to polish up a few loose ends. I use a formula p(1+R)^n , you just gotta be very careful handling and solving with percentages with these questions.
Thank you i needed this! ! completely forgot how to do this and mathswatch wasn't working. Mock tomorrow
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Hi sir, you know for the second question which asked about how much interest earned, shouldn't it be £90.81, because you do 2590.81 - 2500= 90.81
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Hi sir, at 6:49, doesn't it day how much interest does Alice earn, therefore you have to minus the original £2500 from the total earned after the 2 years?
Ahmed Mustafa Whoops I started talking about the calculator buttons and forgot!! 🤣🤦🏼♂️
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@@TheGCSEMathsTutor would she then have earned £590.81 interest ?
@@RobertPageArt No it would be £90.81 since it's £2590.81 - £2500, which equals £90.81. Hope this helps!
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Hi might not be the best way for some people but I always find the way of working out what 10% or 1% is first makes it easier for me.
So to find out out 1% for this sum
4000 ➗100 = 40
40 🟰1%
40(1%) ✖️2.4(%)🟰96
40✖️
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At 3:14 approx can you do 4000 multiplied by 0.024 and then add the answer to the original amount or do you have to do 4000 multiplied by 1.024 and just get that answer? I was confused because both ways you get the correct answer
Lolll Hello Yes you can absolutely do this too, just in 2 steps rather than one 😁
The GCSE Maths Tutor ok thank you would this interfere with any of the following steps though
Lolll Hello yes as you would need to repeat this process for however many years it requires 😁
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So glad you are enjoying them! Let me know how you get on 😁🙏🏼
Omg thanks I have my final year examination in a week and my IGCSE in a year(mom wants me to get A*)
Here's another way of working out questions like at 14:37 (when working out the value of x%).
You make a formula like this
8000 × ((100 + x) /100)^3 = 8589.93
That bracket part in the middle is to work out your multiplier, and the x is the actual percentage.
Then you rearrange (divide by the investment).
((100 + x)/100)^3 = 1.07374.....
Then cube root both sides.
(100 + x) / 100 = 1.02399....
Then times by 100
100 + x = 102.399...
Then subtract 100 from both sides.
x = 2.399 which rounds to 2.4.
So x = 2.4%
Hope this helped, I find it an easier way. But use whatever you prefer 🙂
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11:58, 6204 multiplied by 1.008 to the power of 2 doesnt equal 6303.66. it equals 6105.10
16:20 what if the amount of years is a lot for example like 10 years, and you dont have a claculator that can root 10?
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Thank you very much , it’s very informative. For GCSE on the formulae sheet it says:
Total accrued = P(1+ r/100)n
Do we not need to use this?
Thanks! :)
You can if you want! It’s never a formula I’ve found necessary but it’s there if you need it 😁🙏🏼
Hello Sir, would the last question not round to 1.02 percent (2d.p) or 1.018 percent for 3d.p, or have I rounded incorrectly? Thank you for these videos - they are immensely useful.
Could you please make a video teaching every GCSE Grade 8-9 Topic, GCSE Grade 6-7 Topic, etc.??
No Sir unfortunately this is near impossible to do, one topic can stretch from grade 5-9 depending on the complexity and variety of topics involved, this video ruclips.net/video/o9VuZhCqR2U/видео.html covers all the topics from grade 6-9 but to categorise them into one grade would be misleading as we can’t really classify some of them as being a ‘grade 7’ or ‘grade 8’ question, they are merely a collective that fall within a spectrum, we can certainly classify a ‘grade 8-9’ topic or style of question and I have done a grade 8-9 playlist to help with this! 😁🙏🏼
Hey could you please kindly do a video on repeated percentage change
as i dont get how to do it please .Thank u...
If you check out the 3 videos in the percentages playlist these are all the fundamentals behind repeated percentage change, even this in itself is a repeated percentage change. The only thing different to these is maybe increasing and then decreasing by a percentage!! I will make a video on this very soon though 😁🙏🏼
At 7:29 wouldn’t Alice’s interest earned be £90.81? The answer you have written is her new amount.
sir is reverse percentages for foundation to? and can u please do some quick fire practise questions for maths because iam really struggling with maths and next year im in year 11 but thank u!
hanna abdi Absolutely! Reverse percentages is a grade 5 topic so can appear on the foundation paper! Have you watch my video on it? I will do some smaller quick fire stuff closer to the exams for sure 😁🙏🏼
22:41
Please answer! Would there be leniency with the 2nd question in an exam? Eg if I took away 1 from 1.017... and gotten 0.0179..., then multiplied by 100 to get the percentage, getting 1.799... %, would that still be a “correct” answer? Thanks
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Hi sir I’m doing the ocr maths resit higher paper in 2 weeks. Can you tell me your best video link because it will help a lot. I got a grade 5 in foundation but I want to do the higher and get a grade 6.😊😊
I would say this is your best option:
Everything for a Grade 6-9 in your GCSE Maths Exam! Higher Maths Exam Revision | Edexcel AQA & OCR - ruclips.net/video/o9VuZhCqR2U/видео.html
Hope that helps 😁🙏🏼
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how do you find compound interest being compounded monthly.
So when asked a quetion that asks how much interest or how much they had it is still the small working out
19:51 why are you timeing it by 1.025 ?
14:20
What if the question asks us to show 'working'? How do we solve it in the equation way?
Does this work with any question where you have to increase the percentage by a certain number of years?
tyler parker Absolutely!!! 😁
is there a way you could link the powerpoint in the description so that we can download it and save time writing out the questions?
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can you please make to logs method video on this
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are we allowed to use a calculator for all the questions in the cambridge maths o/l paper.pls let me know
Hi I was wondering when the higher only content starts in the video?
I have this coming up in my non calc test but I've always been taught to do it with a calculator . How is it possible for compound interest and depreciation supposed to be done without one?
for questions like at 18:40 is it okay to have a near answer like 2.3% or 2.5%? will it still be given a mark?
i dont understand how u got 0.024 in the first question is it the multiplier ?
It is indeed! This video should be super helpful I made it specifically for this question: ruclips.net/video/kLqvFDgdOKI/видео.html 😁🙏🏼
u know for the first one why did you not add the 4000 thousand pouunds to the total amount?
Does it say to give the interest or the total amount? 😬🤞🏼🤞🏼
"how muh he has in the savings account after 3 years? and also the frank question where he invests 8000 do u add that to the amount at the end or not?
@@marymmoon1190 I have used a multiplier method in this video, so it’s added it into the original amount for me 😁 if I used a different method to work out the 2.4% and 0.5% then I’d have to add it on at the end!
@@TheGCSEMathsTutor so whenever u use the multiplier method u dont need to add what u started with at the end?
@@marymmoon1190 exactly! 😁🙏🏼
i don't get it
hi we have been taught a formula to find this instead of multiplying again and again, so why didnt you mention that?
I use a formula in all of these, I just don’t write out a formula as it takes away from the understanding, but you can use a formula if it’s something that you prefer 😁🙏🏼
I got 69% tysm
do this principal x rate divide 100 add to principal do again with new principal for each year
on the second question wouldnt you minus answer by 2500??????
Nice intro