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Quiz: Completing the square on x squared plus 6x

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Spot My Mistake: Completing the square when the roots are not real

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Common Mistakes: Checking a completed square by expanding it again

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Spot My Mistake: What the formula gives when the discriminant is nought

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WAEC Prep: What the formula gives when the discriminant is negative

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Show All Working: Choosing between factorising and the formula

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Common Mistakes: A sign error in the formula, and how to catch it

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Worked Example: The product of the roots as c over a

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WAEC Prep: Checking the sum and product against the solved roots

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Show All Working: Roots equal in magnitude but opposite in sign

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Common Mistakes: Roots that are reciprocals of one another

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Practice: The value of alpha to the fourth plus beta to the fourth

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WAEC Prep: Forming an equation whose roots are alpha plus one and beta plus one

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Common Mistakes: A symmetric function needing the sum and product twice over

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Quiz: Solving the quadratic that results from the substitution

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Show All Working: A simultaneous pair in which the second equation is a circle

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Common Mistakes: A word problem giving one linear and one quadratic equation

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Quiz: The leading term and the constant term

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Practice: Polynomial notation such as P of x

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Spot My Mistake: A polynomial written in descending powers

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