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755 prompts matching "IGCSE Additional Maths Y11: Expanding one plus x, all to the power n — Worked Ex"

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Show All Working: Comparing logarithms given in different bases

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Show All Working: Deciding whether a given number is a term of a sequence

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Show All Working: Deciding whether a number belongs to a given arithmetic progression

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Show All Working: The sum of the terms lying between two given positions

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

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Show All Working: The sum to infinity of a geometric progression, and when it exists

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Show All Working: Writing the solution of an inequality as a set

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Show All Working: Writing a quadratic solution set in interval form

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Show All Working: The region satisfying two linear inequalities together

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Index equations with a fractional right-hand side

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Adding surds that need simplifying first

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Reviewing every surd rule before a test

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Finite and infinite sets

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Sigma notation for a sum

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Explaining the difference between a sequence and a series

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Reviewing every sequence and series formula before a test

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Simplifying an expression with brackets and indices together

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Explaining the difference between an expression and an equation

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Multiplication law of indices

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Division law of indices

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