Further Mathematics
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Finding the nth term of an arithmetic sequence
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Subscribe to unlock allSum of the first n terms of a geometric series
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Subscribe to unlock allFinding the equation of a line parallel to the x-axis or y-axis through a point
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Subscribe to unlock allExplain Back: Where the surds sit on the number line
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Subscribe to unlock allExplain Back: The difference of two squares applied to surd conjugates
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Subscribe to unlock allCommon Mistakes: Checking an inverse by working the operation both ways
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Subscribe to unlock allLearn: Why any non-zero number to the power nought is one
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Subscribe to unlock allExplain Back: The logarithm of one, in any base
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Subscribe to unlock allIGCSE Additional Maths Y10: Evaluating fg of a given number — Explain It Back
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Subscribe to unlock allReviewing all the laws of indices before a test
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Subscribe to unlock allNumber of elements in a set from a Venn diagram region count
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Subscribe to unlock allSum of an arithmetic series given the first and last term
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