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Explain Back: Finding a coefficient so that a stated expression is a factor

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Common Mistakes: Using the factor theorem before dividing

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Final Revision: A factor theorem question set in the WAEC style

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Worked Example: Factorising a cubic into a linear and a quadratic factor

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Explain Back: A polynomial with a repeated linear factor

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Common Mistakes: Factorising fully, and knowing when to stop

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Final Revision: Checking a factorisation by expanding it again

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Worked Example: How many roots a cubic equation has

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Explain Back: A cubic with a repeated root

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Final Revision: Checking a root of a cubic by substitution

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Worked Example: Sentences that are not propositions

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Explain Back: The disjunction of two propositions

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Common Mistakes: Translating a symbolic statement back into English

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Worked Example: Conjunction in a three-variable truth table

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Explain Back: The truth table for a statement with two connectives

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Common Mistakes: Comparing two statements by their truth tables

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Final Revision: The exclusive sense of or, and its truth table

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Worked Example: The truth table for the conditional

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Explain Back: The inverse of a conditional

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Common Mistakes: Writing the converse, inverse and contrapositive of one statement

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