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Further Mathematics

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Worked example: find the angle between the vectors (1,2) and (3,-1) using the dot product

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Worked example: find 2a-3b where a=(4,1) and b=(-2,3)

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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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Worked example: determine whether the argument 'if p then q; p; therefore q' is valid using a truth table

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Real-life application of sequences and series

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Real-life application of measures of dispersion

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Real-life application of sum and product of roots

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Real-life application of testing the validity of an argument

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Real-life application of the condition for a line to be tangent to a curve

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Give me a 5-minute recap of polynomial division

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Multi-part exam question on factorising trinomials

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Mark scheme walkthrough: factorising a trinomial

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Structured question: solve and check a quadratic equation

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Hence solve command word: quadratic equations

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Timed practice: five quadratic equations by factorisation

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Spot the examiner's trick in a factorisation question

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