====== YourMathsTutor Maths Wikibook ======

Welcome to the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_content|open content]] maths textbook that anyone can edit! Share your maths knowledge and interests with the rest of the world. Write and edit articles on any maths-related topics. Remember that website has been created primarily to help students studying the for the UK's Key Stage 3, GCSE, AS and A Level mathematics and physics exams. Is there an article that you would like to see here? Why not write your own? 

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===== Creating a new article =====

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http://www.yourmathstutor.info/wiki/articles:sim_eq

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Happy authoring :-) !

===== Currently available articles =====

  * [[articles:pythagoras theorem|Pythagoras' Theorem Explained]]
  * [[articles:fractions|Fractions - The Basics]]
  * [[articles:more_fractions|More Fractions]]
  * [[articles:trial_and_improvement|Solving Equations With Trial And Improvement]]
  * [[articles:sequences|Sequences]]
  * [[articles:latex|Getting Started With LaTeX]]
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===== Articles currently in development =====

  * [[articles:differentiation|Understanding Differentiation]]