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Common Mistakes: Arrangements restricted at the first or the last place

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Common Mistakes: Expressing a cos x plus b sin x in the form R cos of x minus alpha

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Common Mistakes: Giving the general solution of a trigonometric equation

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Common Mistakes: Sketching two trigonometric curves on the same axes to find where they meet

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Common Mistakes: The coefficient of variation, for comparing two sets

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Common Mistakes: The centre of gravity of a uniform lamina

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Learn: Two particles joined by a light inextensible string over a smooth pulley

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Explain Back: A particle on a rough table connected to a hanging particle

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Explain Back: A car on a banked track

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Common Mistakes: The energy of a body in simple harmonic motion

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Solving an equation formed by equating two algebraic fractions

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Mapping diagrams and function types

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Testing whether a relation is a function

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The vertical line test

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Showing that fg(x) is not the same as gf(x)

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Finding the inverse of a simple linear function

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Finding the making x the subject of a fractional function

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Verifying an inverse function is correct

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Domain and range of an inverse function

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Graphs of a function and its inverse as reflections

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