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755 prompts matching "IGCSE Additional Maths Y11: The commonest error made in proving an identity — Ex"

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Simplifying expressions with like and unlike terms

I am in SS 1. Teach me correctly identifying and collecting like terms in a longer algebra

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Cross-multiplying to solve an equation with fractions

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Algebraic long division of a simple polynomial by a linear factor

I am in SS 1. Quiz me with 4 short Additional Maths questions on dividing a simple cubic e

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Common mistakes with composite and inverse functions

Teach me the most common mistakes SS1 students make with composite and inverse functions,

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Spot My Mistake: Why root 8 and root 2 turn out to be similar

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Spot My Mistake: Solving a surd equation that leads to a quadratic

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Spot My Mistake: A binary operation defined on a set of three elements

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Spot My Mistake: Reading closure off an operation table

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Spot My Mistake: Testing (a*b)*c against a*(b*c)

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Spot My Mistake: Checking distributivity from two operation tables

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Spot My Mistake: A negative fractional index

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Spot My Mistake: An indicial equation involving fractional bases

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Spot My Mistake: A sequence defined by a recurrence relation

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Spot My Mistake: A compound interest problem modelled by a geometric progression

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Spot My Mistake: Solving a linear inequality that contains a fraction

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I am in SS 1. I'm going to explain the zero index rule, showing why any nonzero number rai

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Solving index equations with matching bases

I am in SS 1. I'm going to explain solving an index equation by rewriting both sides with

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Simplifying a fraction of two bracketed index terms

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Solving 4^x = 8^(x-1) by matching bases

I am in SS 1. I'm going to explain solving the equation 4^x = 8^(x-1) by writing both side

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Verifying an index law with numbers

I am in SS 1. I'm going to explain verifying that a^m divided by a^n equals a^(m-n) using

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