New Numeracy Skills Test Videos
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We have continued to add new model solutions with the following topics being covered:
- All aspects of cumulative frequency curve questions have been covered and analysed in this model solution video.
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2. Two way scatter graphs are on which many students do not like to begin with but with plenty of practise overcome. Use the following video to practise your two way scatter graph skills.
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3. Addition, multiplication and long division are key parts of the mental arithmetic section of the qts maths test. See the following video to learn techniques for multiplication and long division.
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5. Percentages, fraction and ratios are possibly the three most common topics in the mental arithmetic section which is why they are so important to get right as they can be the difference between failing and passing your numeracy skills test.
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6. Percentages, fraction and ratios also come up in the written section. See the following video for more practise.
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