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Maths Builders 螢幕截圖

iPhone

About Maths Builders

Practice solving GCSE maths problems on the move.

Are you tired of having to write stuff down and do lots of arithmetic in order to learn GCSE maths? There are lots of sites where you can practice your arithmetic, we just teach you how to solve the problems, we explain everything using our unique dynamic hint system, and you can do it all on your phone.

Maths Builders presents 122 problems that are similar in style to GCSE questions. The numerical parts of the problems have been made easier than GCSE level in order to enable the questions to be done in your head. The focus is on solving the problem. An adaptive set of “hint questions” are provided to lead you through every problem. We teach you how to solve the problem by asking you questions so you are able to work it out for yourself. You can do the whole thing on your phone without writing anything down. There are at least 20 problems on each topic in the GCSE syllabus.

Why bother? Engineering is based on maths and we need more engineers to build a better world. Every time you get a question right we’ll tell you about a famous engineer and a good place to visit. If you can do the maths, you can build on it and become an engineer.