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Practice: A cubic with one real root and two complex ones

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Show All Working: Solving a cubic that must first be rearranged

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Show All Working: Translating an English sentence into logical symbols

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Common Mistakes: Translating a symbolic statement back into English

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Practice: Negation combined with a compound statement

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Show All Working: Why a conditional and its converse are not equivalent

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Final Revision: A conditional statement set in an everyday situation

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Practice: What logical equivalence means

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Practice: Showing that a statement is a tautology

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Common Mistakes: Deciding between tautology, contradiction and contingency

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Final Revision: A longer statement tested for tautology

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Practice: Modus tollens

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Final Revision: An argument written in words and tested for validity

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Final Revision: A word problem about seating at a round table

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Practice: A selection that must include one particular member

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Final Revision: A word problem about choosing a delegation

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Final Revision: A word problem about a lottery draw

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Final Revision: A question asking for two coefficients to be equal

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IGCSE Additional Maths Y11: Finding every angle in a range with a given sine — Common Mistakes

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IGCSE Additional Maths Y11: Proving an identity by turning everything into sine and cosine — Practice Set

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