How to work with Algebra: Part 3
Triskaidekaphobia is fear of the number 13! Logophobia is the fear of words! Or maybe you have nomophobia – the fear of being without your mobile phone! There are some even stranger phobias, such as the fear of belly buttons, otherwise known as omphalophobia. Most of us have a favourite colour, however some people have chromophobia – a fear of colours. And some unfortunate people have panophobia, a fear of everything.
If you have a fear of numbers, arithmophobia, then check out Part 3 of our “How to Work with Algebra” guide. This section provides guidance on factorising expressions, including single brackets and the difference of two squares. There are example questions for you to try at the end of the power point, and answers are included so you can check your understanding.
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