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In this short film from the BBC Teach series, The Maths Show, mathematician and comedian Matt Parker breaks down key GCSE angle problems into easy steps, including internal angles of polygons and bearings, to help students struggling to get a passing mark.

The questions move through topics that are typical stumbling blocks for students, emphasizing, with graphics, methods to help remember key methods.

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