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Further Mathematics

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Finding an unknown coordinate using the gradient formula

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Equation of a line with a given y-intercept and passing through a point

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Expanding a product of two brackets

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Changing the subject when the variable appears twice

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Changing the subject with a square or square root

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Factorising a quadratic with a coefficient in front of x squared

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Explaining the difference between an expression and an equation

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Show All Working: Classifying a mixed list of numbers as rational or irrational

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Show All Working: Deciding whether two given surds are equal without a calculator

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Common Mistakes: Expressing root 50 as a multiple of root 2

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Learn: Why a surd is never left in the denominator

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Show All Working: A conjugate where the surd term comes first

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Spot My Mistake: Reading closure off an operation table

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Quiz: Reading commutativity off a symmetrical operation table

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Learn: What it means for one operation to distribute over another

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Practice: Why an identity element must work from both sides

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Common Mistakes: Checking an inverse by working the operation both ways

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Learn: Reading index notation, the base and the exponent

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Common Mistakes: Why the index laws need the bases to match

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Learn: Why any non-zero number to the power nought is one

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