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Further Mathematics

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Explaining why sum to infinity only works for |r| < 1

I am in SS 1. Quiz me with 5 short Additional Maths questions on explaining, using a numer

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Finding an unknown coordinate using the gradient formula

I am in SS 1. Give me a Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics style exam question on find

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Solving a linear inequality and showing the solution

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Solving a double inequality

I am in SS 1. Quiz me with 5 short Additional Maths questions on solving a double inequali

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Multi-part algebraic manipulation exam question

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Explain Back: Why 2 root 3 and 5 root 3 count as similar surds

I have just studied why 2 root 3 and 5 root 3 count as similar surds in my SS1 Further Mat

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Show All Working: Deciding whether two given surds are equal without a calculator

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Explain Back: Multiplying root a by root b

I have just studied multiplying root a by root b in my SS1 Further Mathematics class. Let

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Show All Working: Simplifying a surd expression that contains brackets

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Explain Back: The difference of two squares applied to surd conjugates

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Show All Working: Finding a and b when a plus b root 2 equals a given surd

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Explain Back: A binary operation defined on the integers

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Show All Working: Evaluating a repeated operation such as a*(b*c)

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Show All Working: Simplifying an expression with letters and indices

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Show All Working: Simplifying an expression that mixes the index types

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Explain Back: An indicial equation with the unknown in the exponent on both sides

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Show All Working: A word problem that leads to an indicial equation

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Explain Back: The logarithm of one, in any base

I have just studied the logarithm of one, in any base in my SS1 Further Mathematics class.

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Show All Working: The common logarithm, to base ten

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Explain Back: Splitting a single logarithm into several

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