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Best way to revise for a math test? - Answers

The best way to revise for maths is to simply make a start at looking through your excersise book and write down all of the stuff that you are unsure of and spend most time practising that. You could even write some questions down for you to answer! - but remember it's an exam!



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The best way to revise for maths is to simply make a start at looking through your excersise book and write down all of the stuff that you are unsure of and spend most time practising that. You could even write some questions down for you to answer! - but remember it's an exam!



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Best way to revise for a math test? - Answers

The best way to revise for maths is to simply make a start at looking through your excersise book and write down all of the stuff that you are unsure of and spend most time practising that. You could even write some questions down for you to answer! - but remember it's an exam!

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