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Further Mathematics

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Worked Example: The weight of a body as mass times g

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Worked Example: Marking the weight, the normal reaction and the friction on a diagram

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Explain Back: Why the total moment about any point must be nought

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Explain Back: The units of a moment, and why they are newton metres

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Explain Back: Locating the point of concurrence on a diagram

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Worked Example: The probability of no events at all in a Poisson distribution

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Explain Back: Testing whether data are Poisson by comparing mean and variance

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Worked Example: The continuity correction when approximating a discrete distribution

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Worked Example: Finding the unit vector in the direction of a given vector

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Worked Example: The position vector of the midpoint of AB

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Worked Example: The triangle law of vector addition

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Explain Back: The dot product of two perpendicular vectors

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Worked Example: The powers of i, and the cycle they follow

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Explain Back: Raising a complex number to a power by de Moivre's theorem

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Worked Example: Classifying a stationary point by the sign of the gradient either side

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Worked Example: The area between a curve and the x-axis

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Explain Back: The greatest height reached by a body thrown upwards

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Worked Example: Power as the rate of doing work

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Worked Example: Finding the first term and the common difference from two given terms

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Explain Back: The sum of the first n terms of a geometric progression

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