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IGCSE Additional Maths Y11: Checking an integral by differentiating it back — Exam Technique

I am a Year 11 pupil taking Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics. Show me how to handle

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Explain sum and product of roots back to me

Act as my SS2 Further Maths tutor. I'll explain the sum and product of roots formulas back

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Explain truth tables back to me

Act as my SS2 Further Maths tutor. I'll explain in my own words how to build a truth table

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Quiz me on basic differentiation

Act as my SS2 Further Maths tutor. Quiz me with five polynomial functions and ask me to di

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Give me practice on differentiation and stationary points

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Explain differentiation back to me

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Worked example: differentiate y = (2x-1)(x+3) after expanding it first

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Worked example: find AB where A = [[1,2],[3,4]] and B = [[2,0],[1,3]]

Act as my SS2 Further Maths tutor. Show me a full worked example for this matrices problem

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Worked example: construct the truth table for (p AND q) OR (NOT p)

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Show that command word: quadratic factorisation

I am in SS 2. Explain what the command word 'Show that' means in a Cambridge Additional Ma

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Deduce command word: minimum value from completed square

I am in SS 2. Explain the command word 'deduce' with an example where completing the squar

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Explain back: completing the square when the coefficient of x squared is not one

I have just studied completing the square when the coefficient of x squared is not one in

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Explain Back: The zero product rule, and why it works

I have just studied the zero product rule, and why it works in my SS2 Further Mathematics

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Explain Back: An answer left in surd form after completing the square

I have just studied an answer left in surd form after completing the square in my SS2 Furt

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Final Revision: One root twice the other, and what that gives

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Worked Example: The identity linking alpha squared plus beta squared to the sum and product

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Explain Back: The value of alpha minus beta, all squared

I have just studied the value of alpha minus beta, all squared in my SS2 Further Mathemati

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

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Final Revision: A word problem about a line and a parabola

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Explain Back: A division that leaves a constant remainder

I have just studied a division that leaves a constant remainder in my SS2 Further Mathemat

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