GCSE Maths: Adding Algebraic Fractions (Visual Pattern Method)
In this video, I walk you through adding fractions step-by-step. First, we solve a simple example with numerical fractions (denominators 3 and 5), using the standard method of matching denominators. Then, I introduce a visual pattern approach—cross-multiplying diagonally and combining the results—which we then extend to algebraic fractions. By the end, you’ll see how this visual technique works for both numbers and algebraic expressions. Perfect for GCSE revision!

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