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Prove command word: line does not intersect a curve

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Explain back: completing the square when the coefficient of x squared is not one

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Worked Example: Factorising a quadratic whose leading coefficient is not one

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Common Mistakes: Checking a completed square by expanding it again

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Show All Working: Choosing between factorising and the formula

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Common Mistakes: A sign error in the formula, and how to catch it

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Practice: Forming an equation from a given sum and product

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WAEC Prep: Checking the sum and product against the solved roots

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Show All Working: Forming an equation whose roots are three alpha and three beta

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Common Mistakes: A symmetric function needing the sum and product twice over

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Common Mistakes: A line and a curve meeting once without the line being a tangent

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Worked Example: The degree of a polynomial in one variable

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Show All Working: Adding and subtracting two polynomials

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Common Mistakes: The degree of the quotient and of the remainder

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Show All Working: A remainder of nought, and what it means

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Common Mistakes: Factorising fully, and knowing when to stop

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Show All Working: Why a conditional and its converse are not equivalent

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Common Mistakes: Deciding between tautology, contradiction and contingency

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Show All Working: Arrangements of boys and girls alternately

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Explain Back: A selection that must exclude one particular member

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