GCSE Mathematics 01: Number
PublicA comprehensive deck covering the entire Number domain of the GCSE Mathematics specification. It consolidates basic definitions, primes, fractions, decimals, indices, standard form, bounds, surds, ratio, proportion, percentages, financial maths, and algebraic proofs, with 237 cards progressing from foundation skills through to advanced problem solving.
What's included in this GCSE Mathematics 01: Number deck
- Integers, place value, negative numbers and order of operations
- Fractions, decimals, percentages and recurring decimals
- Factors, multiples, primes, HCF and LCM
- Indices, roots, laws of indices and standard form
- Surds, bounds, error intervals and estimation
- Ratio, proportion, percentage change and growth/decay
- Financial maths: interest, profit, tax and real-life problems
- Algebraic manipulation within number and algebraic proofs
Who this GCSE Mathematics 01: Number deck is for
This deck is designed for both Foundation and Higher GCSE Mathematics students aiming for grades 4–9. It aligns with the Number content for AQA, Edexcel and OCR, so it works for most GCSE Maths courses in the UK.
How to revise GCSE Mathematics 01: Number using Deckloop
Start with the easier recall cards to fix key facts and methods, then move on to multi-step questions that mirror exam problems. Use Deckloop's spaced repetition so weaker topics come up more often until they stick.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Number topics are covered in this deck?
The deck covers integers, fractions, decimals, percentages, factors and multiples, indices, standard form, surds, bounds, ratio, proportion, financial maths and number-based algebra and proofs.
Is this deck suitable for all GCSE Maths exam boards?
Yes. The content is designed around the common GCSE Maths Number topics for AQA, Edexcel and OCR, so it fits most UK GCSE Maths specifications.
Is this deck for Foundation or Higher GCSE Maths?
Both. Cards progress from Foundation basics to Higher-tier style questions, so you can use the same deck as you move from grades 4–5 into 7–9.
How often should I use these flashcards?
Short, regular sessions work best. Aim for 10–20 minutes most days, let Deckloop schedule your reviews, and focus on cards you get wrong to fix weak spots quickly.