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Explain Back: Multiplying root a by root b

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Learn: Solving an equation with a single square root term

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Worked Example: Squaring both sides safely when solving a surd equation

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Learn: What a binary operation actually is

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

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Learn: What closure means for a binary operation

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Spot My Mistake: Reading closure off an operation table

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Learn: What it means for an operation to be commutative

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Explain Back: What it means for an operation to be associative

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

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Explain Back: Showing distributivity fails by a counter-example

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Spot My Mistake: Checking distributivity from two operation tables

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Explain Back: What an inverse element is

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Worked Example: Rewriting a negative index as a fraction

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Explain Back: A fractional index with a numerator above one

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Spot My Mistake: A negative fractional index

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

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Spot My Mistake: An indicial equation involving fractional bases

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Worked Example: Writing an index statement as a logarithm

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Explain Back: Splitting a single logarithm into several

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