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    The Year 10 Math Test will cover formulas provided on the exam, basic skills making up 60% of the test, advanced skills making up 15% of the test, and advanced applications making up 5% of the test. Students should bring a non-graphing calculator and writing utensil, and scrap paper will be provided. No electronic devices other than calculators or additional papers are allowed.

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    The Year 10 Math Test will cover formulas provided on the exam, basic skills making up 60% of the test, advanced skills making up 15% of the test, and advanced applications making up 5% of the test. Students should bring a non-graphing calculator and writing utensil, and scrap paper will be provided. No electronic devices other than calculators or additional papers are allowed.

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    The Year 10 Math Test will cover formulas provided on the exam, basic skills making up 60% of the test, advanced skills making up 15% of the test, and advanced applications making up 5% of the test. Students should bring a non-graphing calculator and writing utensil, and scrap paper will be provided. No electronic devices other than calculators or additional papers are allowed.

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    Year 10 Math Test Outline

    Formulas given on the exam will be


    given to you (and vice-versa) No phones/electronic devices (other
    than the calculator)
    You will need to bring a
    non-graphing/algebraic calculator. (I can No additional notes/papers
    see about the classroom set next door)

    You will need a writing utensil (pencil


    obviously preferred)

    Scrap paper will be provided if needed


    Advanced Application (5%)
    Advanced Skills (15%) Can you combine your knowledge
    1 from previous chapters to answer
    Have you been
    questions ?
    understanding the IGCSE
    2
    problems and more
    advanced topics? Basic Application (20%)
    3 Have you been paying attention
    Foundational Skills in class to the discussions on
    the topics?
    (60%)
    Can you do the basic 4

    calculations and apply the


    correct processes?

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