GCSE examiners have been accused of being "masochists" for setting a maths question that students claimed was "impossible". Thousands of 16-year-olds across England sat the exam last week but found ...
Thousands of teenagers are opening up their GCSE and BTEC results this morning, with some taking part in a ground-breaking pilot scheme that allows them to access their grades through a mobile app. It ...
THOUSANDS of teenagers have been left baffled by an “impossible” GCSE maths question they claim can’t be solved. Hoards of 16-year-olds across the country sat the exam this week – but were stumped by ...
AO and OC are both radii of the circle. Length AO = Length OC Draw the line OB. It creates two triangles OCB and OAB. These share the length OB.
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