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Show All Working: The distributive laws in logic

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Quiz: What a contingency is

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Spot My Mistake: The law of the excluded middle

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Common Mistakes: Deciding between tautology, contradiction and contingency

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Worked Example: Arranging r of n objects in a line

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Show All Working: Arrangements of boys and girls alternately

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

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Worked Example: The number of ways n people sit round a round table

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Quiz: Why one person is fixed in a circular arrangement

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Common Mistakes: Comparing a line arrangement with a circular one

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Quiz: Selecting from two groups at the same time

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

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Show All Working: The complement rule used in a counting problem

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Common Mistakes: A probability found by counting arrangements

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

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Practice: The symmetry of a row of Pascal's triangle

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Show All Working: The binomial coefficients written as n choose r

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Quiz: Finding the term in x cubed

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IGCSE Additional Maths Y11: The arc length formula, s equals r theta — Practice Set

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IGCSE Additional Maths Y11: An angle given as a multiple of pi — Common Mistakes

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