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755 prompts matching "IGCSE Additional Maths Y11: An identity that involves a fraction — Spot My Mista"

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Changing the subject of a simple formula

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Changing the subject when the variable appears twice

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Changing the subject with a square or square root

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Substituting values into an algebraic expression

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Forming an algebraic expression from a word problem

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Solving a word problem using simultaneous equations

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Cross-multiplying to solve an equation with fractions

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Common sign errors in algebraic manipulation

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Common mistakes with composite and inverse functions

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Common Mistakes: Why a rational number added to an irrational one stays irrational

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Worked Example: Adding two surds that simplify to the same root

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Show All Working: Simplifying a surd expression that contains brackets

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Common Mistakes: Expanding the product of two surd brackets

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Worked Example: Rationalising a denominator that is a single surd

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Show All Working: Checking a rationalised answer by decimal approximation

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Spot My Mistake: Solving a surd equation that leads to a quadratic

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Show All Working: Finding a and b when a plus b root 2 equals a given surd

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Common Mistakes: A surd equation that has no real solution

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Common Mistakes: A binary operation that is ordinary addition in disguise

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Common Mistakes: Subtraction as an example of neither law

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