Further Mathematics
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Practice: Testing a binary operation for associativity
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Subscribe to unlock allLearn: The multiplication and division laws of indices used together
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Subscribe to unlock allWorked Example: The discriminant, and what each of its three cases means
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Subscribe to unlock allLearn: The range, and why it is a weak measure of spread
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Subscribe to unlock allCommon Mistakes: What becomes of the tension when the string goes slack
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Subscribe to unlock allLearn: Hooke's law, and what the modulus of elasticity means
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Subscribe to unlock allFinal Revision: Deciding whether a set under an operation forms a group
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Subscribe to unlock allFactorising an expression with a common algebraic bracket factor
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Subscribe to unlock allRestricting the domain so an inverse exists
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Subscribe to unlock allLearn: Why two matrices can be added only when their orders match
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WAEC Prep: The identity matrix, and what it does in a product
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Subscribe to unlock allLearn: The effect on a determinant of swapping two rows
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Subscribe to unlock allLearn: The order of the steps in inverting a 3 by 3 matrix
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Subscribe to unlock allWAEC Prep: A particle, and what the word assumes
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Subscribe to unlock allLearn: Converting a weight given in kilogram-force into newtons
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