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Further Mathematics

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Explain Back: Testing whether data are Poisson by comparing mean and variance

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Worked Example: Finding a value from a given probability by working backwards

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Practice: The components of a vector given its magnitude and direction

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Worked Example: The powers of i, and the cycle they follow

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Practice: Equating real and imaginary parts to find two unknowns

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Practice: The sum of a complex number and its conjugate

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Practice: The addition of complex numbers shown on an Argand diagram

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Explain Back: Forming a quadratic equation with given complex roots

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Practice: Differentiating sin x and cos x

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Explain Back: The constant of integration, and why it appears

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Worked Example: The area between a curve and the x-axis

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Practice: The sign convention for displacement, velocity and acceleration

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Worked Example: Finding the first term and the common difference from two given terms

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Explain Back: Partial fractions with a repeated linear factor

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Explain Back: The line of best fit, and the regression line

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Explain pre-multiplication and post-multiplication

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Compare expanding a determinant along different rows

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Solve simultaneous equations with Cramer's rule (order 2) #2

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Solve simultaneous equations with Cramer's rule (order 2) #3

Use Cramer's rule to solve x + 2y = 8 and 3x - y = 3. Set up the coefficient determinant a

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Solve simultaneous equations with Cramer's rule (order 2) #4

Use Cramer's rule to solve 5x + 2y = 16 and x - 3y = -7. Set up the coefficient determinan

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