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Key words for GCSE Maths
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answer |
An answer is the right response to a question.
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approximate |
An approximate calculation uses rounded numbers to make it easier.
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comment |
If you comment on something, it means you make a statement about it.
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conclude |
If you conclude, it means you make a final statement about something.
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debit |
Debit means to take money out of an account.
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deduce |
Deduce means coming to a conclusion through reasoning.
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estimate |
To estimate is to give an approximate value.
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evaluate |
If you evaluate something, it means you find its answer.
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evidence |
Evidence proves or disproves a theory.
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explore |
If you explore something, it means you investigate or study it.
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generalise
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If you generalise something, it means you give an overall comment on it without going into detail.
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investigate |
If you investigate something, it means you carry out research into it.
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justify |
If you justify something, it means you show it to be reasonable.
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