Further Mathematics
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Find the resultant of several concurrent forces #2
Give me a problem with four concurrent forces acting on a ring, each given with magnitude
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I am in SS 3. Give me a problem with three forces of 6N, 8N and 10N meeting at a single po
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I am in SS 3. I resolved a 20N force acting at 35 degrees to the horizontal into component
Subscribe to unlock allExplain the parallelogram of forces
Explain the parallelogram law for finding the resultant of two forces, with a labelled dia
Subscribe to unlock allWAEC past-question practice: coplanar forces #2
I am in SS 3. Set me a WAEC-style question on resolving a force into horizontal and vertic
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I am in SS 3. Explain the principal conditions needed for a rigid body to be in equilibriu
Subscribe to unlock allShow all working: complex number equation question
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Subscribe to unlock allWorked example: binomial distribution problem
I am in SS 3. Show me one fully worked binomial probability example step by step, then giv
Subscribe to unlock allShow all working: complex numbers and quadratics combined
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Subscribe to unlock allTeach me resolving forces on an inclined plane
I am in SS 3. Teach me how to resolve forces along and perpendicular to an inclined plane,
Subscribe to unlock allTeach me the normal distribution standardisation formula
I am in SS 3. Teach me how and why we standardise a normal random variable using z = (X -
Subscribe to unlock allWorked Example: The intersection of two overlapping sets
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Subscribe to unlock allLearn: Reading a binary operation defined by a formula such as a*b = a + b - ab
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Subscribe to unlock allPractice: Testing a binary operation for associativity
Act as my SS3 Further Mathematics tutor. Give me five practice questions on testing a bina
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You are my personal SS3 Further Mathematics tutor. Teach me the multiplication and divisio
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Subscribe to unlock allPractice: Converting between index form and logarithm form
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Subscribe to unlock allSpot My Mistake: Forming a new equation whose roots are the reciprocals of the original
Act as my SS3 Further Mathematics tutor. Work a question on forming a new equation whose r
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