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Constructing equations
![]() In this section I will explain to you how to construct equations. I will solve some example questions for you which come from former IGCSE Maths exam papers. If you study these past paper questions you will have a good idea what to expect on your own maths exam. Make sure to always read the question properly and assign a letter (variable) to a particular quantity/word/item depending on the question. Let me know if you need more help with your maths. I will be happy to help you and answer your maths questions. Good luck and have fun!
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