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Further Mathematics

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Worked Example: The normal reaction on a body resting on a smooth incline

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Practice: The frictional force on a body on a rough incline

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Spot My Mistake: The least force needed to move a body up a rough incline

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Learn: Angular velocity, and how it relates to linear speed

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Quiz: The centripetal force, and what supplies it in a given situation

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Practice: The maximum speed and the maximum acceleration in simple harmonic motion

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Spot My Mistake: The time taken to move between two points in simple harmonic motion

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Worked Example: The tension in a stretched elastic string

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Practice: The difference between an elastic string and a spring in compression

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Spot my mistake: Assuming AB and BA give the same matrix

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Spot my mistake: Treating the kilogram and the kilogram weight as the same unit

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Spot my mistake: Reporting an area computed below the x-axis as a negative distance travelled

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Quiz me on 2x2 and 3x3 determinants together

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Function machines as an introduction to function notation

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Worked example: fully factorise x^3 - 7x + 6

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Structured question: curve sketching using stationary points

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Evaluating a function at a given value

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Composite functions gf(x)

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Verifying an inverse function is correct

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One-to-one versus many-to-one functions

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