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WAEC Prep: The double negation law

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Worked Example: What a contradiction is

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WAEC Prep: A tautology used to justify a rule of algebra

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Show All Working: The negation of a tautology

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Common Mistakes: Deciding between tautology, contradiction and contingency

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Learn: What makes an argument valid

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Show All Working: The fallacy of affirming the consequent

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Final Revision: An argument written in words and tested for validity

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Learn: Arranging five different books on a shelf

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Common Mistakes: Arranging objects when some must stay in a fixed order

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Common Mistakes: Comparing a line arrangement with a circular one

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Learn: Selecting a team of five from a squad

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Worked Example: Selections in which the order does not matter

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WAEC Prep: A selection with at most a stated number of one kind

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Show All Working: Selecting a committee with the chairman named separately

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Learn: Probability as favourable outcomes over total outcomes

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Worked Example: Counting the total outcomes with combinations

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Quiz: The probability of drawing two red balls

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Practice: The probability of drawing one ball of each colour

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Common Mistakes: A probability found by counting arrangements

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