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Practice: Polynomial notation such as P of x

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Show All Working: Adding and subtracting two polynomials

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Practice: A division that leaves no remainder

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Show All Working: Synthetic division as a shorter route

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Common Mistakes: The degree of the quotient and of the remainder

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Practice: The remainder on dividing by 2x minus 1

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Show All Working: A remainder of nought, and what it means

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Common Mistakes: The remainder theorem applied to a quartic

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Practice: Showing that x plus 3 is a factor of a given polynomial

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Show All Working: What the factor theorem says about the roots

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Common Mistakes: Using the factor theorem before dividing

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Practice: Factorising a quartic as the product of two quadratics

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Common Mistakes: Factorising fully, and knowing when to stop

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Practice: The conjunction of two propositions

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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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Show All Working: Reading the final column of a truth table

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Common Mistakes: Comparing two statements by their truth tables

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Practice: The converse of a conditional

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

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