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Further Mathematics

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943 prompts matching "Practice: Using a binomial expansion to approximate a number"

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Give me practice factorising polynomials with the factor theorem

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Explain complex numbers back to me

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Give me practice on vectors

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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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Real-life application of probability using combinatorics

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Practice: Factorising a quadratic with a common factor taken out first

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Practice: Giving the roots correct to two decimal places

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Practice: The value of alpha to the fourth plus beta to the fourth

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Final Revision: Using a symmetric function to find an unknown coefficient

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Practice: The condition for the line to be a tangent

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Practice: Showing that x plus 3 is a factor of a given polynomial

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Common Mistakes: Using the factor theorem before dividing

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Practice: Factorising a quartic as the product of two quadratics

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Practice: Showing that a statement is a tautology

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Practice: Modus tollens

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Practice: Circular arrangements with two people together

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Common Mistakes: The number of ways of dividing a class into groups

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Quiz: Expanding a bracket to the power four using Pascal's triangle

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IGCSE Additional Maths Y11: Using sin squared plus cos squared equals one to simplify an expression — Teach Me

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IGCSE Additional Maths Y11: Proving an identity by turning everything into sine and cosine — Practice Set

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