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WAEC Prep: A Poisson distribution taken over a different length of interval

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Spot My Mistake: The proportion of a normal distribution within one, two and three standard deviations

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WAEC Prep: Comparing two values from different normal distributions by z-score

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Spot My Mistake: When the normal distribution may approximate the binomial

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WAEC Prep: The argument measured in radians

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WAEC Prep: The modulus and the argument taken together

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Explain Back: The locus of a complex number at a fixed distance from a point

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Explain Back: Raising a complex number to a power by de Moivre's theorem

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WAEC Prep: The arguments of the n roots, spaced equally round the circle

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WAEC Prep: Simplifying the answer after using the quotient rule

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WAEC Prep: The product rule for differentiation

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WAEC Prep: Differentiating the square root of a function

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Worked Example: Differentiating a bracket raised to a power

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WAEC Prep: The normal reaction in a lift accelerating upwards

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Explain the meaning of a probability distribution

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Explain the difference between speed and velocity in mechanics

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Explain Back: The symmetric difference of two sets

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Spot My Mistake: De Morgan's law that the complement of a union is the intersection of the complements

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Explain Back: Rationalising a denominator of the form a plus root b using the conjugate

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Spot My Mistake: The factor theorem for a divisor of the form ax minus b

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