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Further Mathematics

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Worked Example: Using the sine rule on the triangle of forces

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Explain Back: The order in which the forces are drawn round the triangle

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Explain Back: Why the total moment about any point must be nought

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Learn: Choosing the point about which to take moments

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Worked Example: Drawing the polygon of forces to scale

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Learn: What an unclosed polygon of forces tells you

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Explain Back: The units of a moment, and why they are newton metres

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Worked Example: The total moment of three parallel forces about one end

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Learn: The algebraic sum of moments when the senses differ

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Explain Back: Locating the point of concurrence on a diagram

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Explain Back: A particle hanging from two strings set at different angles

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Worked Example: Matching each force to the sine of the angle opposite it

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Learn: Finding two unknown forces by Lami's theorem

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Explain Back: A probability distribution table for a discrete random variable

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Learn: The expectation of a discrete random variable

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Worked Example: Finding a particular term of a binomial expansion

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Learn: Finding the coefficient of a stated power in an expansion

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Explain Back: The binomial probability formula

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Worked Example: The probability of no events at all in a Poisson distribution

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Explain Back: Finding n and p from a given mean and variance

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