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Further Mathematics

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Worked Example: The law for the logarithm of a quotient

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Quiz: The law for the logarithm of a power

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Spot My Mistake: Evaluating an expression using the laws of logarithms

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Learn: The change of base formula

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Quiz: Evaluating log to base 3 of 7 by change of base

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Common Mistakes: A logarithmic equation that becomes a quadratic

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Learn: What a sequence is, and what a term means

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Worked Example: Writing out the terms of a sequence from its nth term

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Quiz: Finding the nth term of a linear sequence

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Explain Back: Spotting the pattern in a sequence of squares or cubes

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Learn: What makes a sequence an arithmetic progression

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Explain Back: Finding the first term from two given terms

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Spot My Mistake: Finding the common difference from two given terms

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WAEC Prep: Finding how many terms an arithmetic progression has

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Common Mistakes: An arithmetic progression with a negative common difference

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Learn: What makes a sequence a geometric progression

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Spot My Mistake: Finding the common ratio when the third and sixth terms are given

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WAEC Prep: A geometric progression with a negative common ratio

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Show All Working: A geometric progression with a fractional common ratio

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Worked Example: Which form of the sum formula to use when r is less than one

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