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Further Mathematics

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Quiz: Testing the odd numbers for closure under addition

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Final Revision: Why closure is checked before any other property

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Learn: What it means for an operation to be commutative

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Final Revision: Why brackets matter when an operation is not associative

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Learn: What it means for one operation to distribute over another

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Final Revision: Why distributivity links two operations rather than one

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Practice: Why an identity element must work from both sides

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Show All Working: An element with no inverse under a given operation

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Quiz: The law for dividing powers of the same base

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Common Mistakes: Why the index laws need the bases to match

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Quiz: A negative index on a fraction, and turning it upside down

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Learn: Solving an equation by writing both sides to the same base

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Quiz: Writing a logarithm as an index statement

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Learn: What makes a sequence an arithmetic progression

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Worked Example: Finding the common difference of an arithmetic progression

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Show All Working: Deciding whether a number belongs to a given arithmetic progression

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Learn: The formula for the sum of the first n terms of an arithmetic progression

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Learn: What makes a sequence a geometric progression

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Worked Example: Finding the common ratio of a geometric progression

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Show All Working: A geometric progression with a fractional common ratio

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