Mathematics GCSE
Checking for repeats and omissions
What Checking for repeats and omissions means in Mathematics GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Checking for repeats and omissions
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Reference: AQA
Checking the list for repeats and omissions before stating the final answer, finishing by counting or checking the list against the structure.
Topics that use Checking for repeats and omissions
- Structure and calculation (AQA GCSE)
Related terms
- Calculating with powers of 10
- Checking answers by substitution
- Coefficient
- Conjugate
- Converting between ordinary and standard form
- Counting outcomes in context
- denominator
- equivalent fractions
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