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Further Mathematics

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Practice: Testing a set for closure under multiplication

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Practice: An operation that is not commutative, with a counter-example

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WAEC Prep: An operation that is commutative but not associative

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Worked Example: Testing whether star distributes over plus

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WAEC Prep: A rule where distributivity holds one way only

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Practice: Why an identity element must work from both sides

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Explain Back: What an inverse element is

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Practice: The law for a power raised to another power

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Explain Back: The law for a product raised to a power

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WAEC Prep: Applying two index laws inside one expression

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Worked Example: Rewriting a negative index as a fraction

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WAEC Prep: Evaluating 8 to the power two-thirds

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Worked Example: Solving an indicial equation where one side must be factorised first

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Practice: Solving 2 to the power x equals 32

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WAEC Prep: Rejecting a negative answer in an indicial equation

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Worked Example: Writing an index statement as a logarithm

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Practice: Combining two logarithms into one

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WAEC Prep: Simplifying a logarithmic expression before evaluating it

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Worked Example: Converting a logarithm to base ten so that tables can be used

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Explain Back: A logarithmic equation written in two different bases

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