Rearranging Formulas (AQA GCSE Maths): Flashcards

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Rearranging Formulas
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Rearranging formulas definition

Changing the structure of an equation to make a specific variable the subject

Key principle of rearranging

Get the variable completely on its own on one side

Step 1: How to eliminate square roots

Square both sides

Step 2: How to remove fractions

Multiply every term by the denominator

Step 3: Property for expanding brackets

Distributive property

Step 4: What is collecting like terms

Gather subject terms on one side, other terms on opposite side

Step 6: Isolating variable method

Divide both sides by the coefficient

Step 7: Symbol when taking square root

pmpm symbol

Subject appears twice: what technique

Factoring techniques

Must use all 7 steps for every formula?

No, skip steps that don't apply

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