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30/05/2026

🚨 CCEA GCSE Maths Challenge! 🚨
Think finding the radius of a cone in a NON-calculator exam is impossible? 🤔 In this M7/M8 past paper question, we're given the volume of a cone and told to use π = 22/7, meaning no calculator allowed! 📚✏️
In this walkthrough, I'll show you how to rearrange the volume formula, simplify fractions, use algebra efficiently, and find the radius step-by-step. This is a great question for practising volume, cones, radius, algebraic manipulation, substitution, square roots, and non-calculator techniques that often appear in CCEA exams.
Stay until the end to see the quickest method and avoid the most common exam mistakes! 🔥

24/05/2026

What’s up everyone — welcome back to Maths with Marc 👋
If you’re sitting the CCEA M6 exam soon, this video is for you. M6 is one of those papers where certain question styles come up again and again, but loads of students still drop easy marks by panicking, rushing, or missing key steps.
In this video, I’m giving you 5 tips to help you tackle the most common questions that generally appear in the exam. These tips will help you avoid mistakes, manage your time better, and feel way more confident going into the paper.
So if you want to maximise your marks and give yourself the best chance of success, keep watching — and let’s get into it 🔥

13/05/2026

Good luck to all Year 11 and Year 12 pupils sitting their CCEA GCSE M1, M2, M3 and M4 papers tomorrow! 📚✨
Stay calm, trust your revision, and give it your best effort — you’ve got this! 💪

13/05/2026

In this video, I’ll be working through a challenging CCEA GCSE Maths M4 past paper question that combines multiple high-level maths skills into one problem. We’ll start by showing how the area of a triangle can be written as a quadratic equation, before solving the quadratic to find the unknown lengths. Then, using trigonometry and angle rules, we’ll move on to calculate an exact angle step-by-step.
This question brings together algebra, geometry, quadratic equations, factorising, solving equations, triangle area formulas, trigonometry, sine rule, cosine rule, and mathematical reasoning — exactly the type of problem designed to test top GCSE grades.
If you’re revising for CCEA GCSE Maths, preparing for M4 papers, or wanting to improve your problem-solving techniques, this walkthrough will help you understand how different areas of maths connect together in exam questions.

11/05/2026

5 tips to get through your M2 exam

19/04/2026

Struggling with triangle questions in GCSE Maths? 📐 Let’s break it down.
In this video, I’ll walk you through a classic exam-style problem where algebra meets angles in a triangle. You’ll see how to form equations, use angle rules, and solve step-by-step—so these questions start making sense.
If you’ve ever been stuck on expressions inside triangles or didn’t know where to begin, this will help.

14/04/2026

💱 Ever wondered how much your pounds are really worth in euros? Or how to quickly convert euros back into pounds without getting confused? In this video, I break down exchange rates in a simple, easy-to-follow way—so you can travel smarter, shop abroad, or just understand your money better 🌍
Watch as I convert GBP to EUR and back step-by-step

13/04/2026

Ever wondered how to find the area of a kite? 🪁 In this video, we break it down step by step in a simple and easy-to-understand way. Whether you're revising for a test or learning it for the first time, you'll see how the diagonals of a kite hold the key to solving area problems quickly. Let’s make maths feel effortless!

12/04/2026

Struggling with straight line graph questions? In this video, I break down a real A Grade past paper question where you might expect to draw a graph… but here’s the twist — no graph is actually needed to get full marks. 🚀
We’ll focus on key exam skills like interpreting gradients, understanding y-intercepts, rearranging equations, and spotting shortcuts that save time under pressure. This is all about exam technique, problem solving, and boosting your confidence with linear equations and graph-based questions — even when the graph itself isn’t required.
Perfect for students aiming for top grades in maths exams and wanting to master straight line graphs, exam strategies, and A-grade thinking.

11/04/2026

Ever looked at a sequence of numbers and wondered how to predict what comes next? In this video, I’ll show you exactly how to find the nth term—a powerful way to describe patterns and unlock any sequence with ease. Whether it’s arithmetic sequences or something a bit trickier, by the end you’ll be able to spot patterns and build formulas like a pro. Let’s break it down step by step and make sequences simple.

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