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Learn: Subtracting one vector from another

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Learn: The angle between a vector and one of the axes

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Explain Back: The resultant of forces given as vectors

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Spot My Mistake: The equilibrium condition written in vector form

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Quiz: Subtracting one complex number from another

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Spot My Mistake: Dividing one complex number by another using the conjugate

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Spot My Mistake: Deriving a multiple angle formula from de Moivre's theorem

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Worked Example: The quotient rule for differentiation

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Quiz: Newton's third law, and identifying the pair of forces

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Explain the identity matrix

Explain what the identity matrix I is and show, with a 3x3 numerical example, that AI = IA

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Resolve a force into horizontal and vertical components #2

Give me a resolution of forces problem with a force of 25N acting at 50 degrees above the

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Resolve a force into horizontal and vertical components #4

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Find the resultant of several concurrent forces #2

Give me a problem with four concurrent forces acting on a ring, each given with magnitude

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Explain Back: Finding the identity element of a binary operation

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Final Revision: Deciding whether a set under an operation forms a group

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Explain Back: Rationalising a denominator of the form a plus root b using the conjugate

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Explain Back: The laws of logarithms for a product and for a quotient

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Explain Back: The range of values of k for which the roots are real

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Spot My Mistake: Forming a new equation whose roots are the reciprocals of the original

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Spot My Mistake: The factor theorem for a divisor of the form ax minus b

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