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Summarise measures of dispersion for quick revision

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Explain why Further Maths topics connect to each other

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Give me memory tricks for Further Maths formulas

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Solve the logarithmic equation log2(x) + log2(x-2) = 3

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Solve the logarithmic equation log(x+1) - log(x-1) = 2

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Solve the logarithmic equation 2log(x) = log(x+6) + log(4)

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Solve the logarithmic equation log3(x^2) - log3(x+2) = 1

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Solve the logarithmic equation log5(x+3) + log5(2) = 2

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Worked example: find AB where A = [[1,2],[3,4]] and B = [[2,0],[1,3]]

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Worked example: find the determinant of [[5,2],[3,4]]

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Worked example: find the inverse of [[2,1],[5,3]]

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Worked example: use matrices to solve the simultaneous equations 2x+y=8 and x-y=1

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Worked example: find A+B and A-B where A = [[1,-2],[3,0]] and B = [[4,1],[-2,5]]

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Worked example: expand (x+2)^5 fully using the binomial theorem

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Worked example: find the term in x^3 in the expansion of (2x-1)^6

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Worked example: find the coefficient of x^4 in the expansion of (1+3x)^7

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Worked example: use the binomial expansion to estimate (2.01)^5 to 4 decimal places

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Worked example: expand (1-x)^4 fully and use it to estimate (0.98)^4

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Multi-part exam question on factorising trinomials

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Spot the examiner's trick in a factorisation question

I am in SS 2. Give me a quadratic equation exam question that has a common trap, such as a

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