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Practice: Factorising a cubic completely once one factor is known

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WAEC Prep: Sketching a cubic from its factorised form

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Show All Working: Solving a cubic equation by factorisation

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Worked Example: Solving cos x equals a negative value, and finding both solutions

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Spot my mistake: Adding the magnitudes of concurrent forces to get the magnitude of their resultant

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Spot my mistake: Treating the rth term of a binomial expansion as the one carrying the rth power

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Spot my mistake: Assuming the normal curve meets the horizontal axis at its points of inflexion

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Spot my mistake: Treating the dot product of two vectors as another vector

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Spot my mistake: Applying the power rule to the integral of one over x

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Spot my mistake: Reporting an area computed below the x-axis as a negative distance travelled

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Spot my mistake: Leaving out the constant of integration when velocity is found from acceleration

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What a function is and function notation

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Testing whether a relation is a function

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The vertical line test

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Showing that fg(x) is not the same as gf(x)

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Finding the inverse of a simple linear function

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Finding the making x the subject of a fractional function

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Domain and range of an inverse function

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Graphs of a function and its inverse as reflections

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Restricting the domain so an inverse exists

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