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Further Mathematics

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Worked Example: Finding one over alpha plus one over beta

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Quiz: Finding alpha cubed plus beta cubed

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Practice: Finding alpha minus beta from the sum and the product

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Explain Back: Finding alpha squared beta plus alpha beta squared

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Worked Example: Evaluating a polynomial by substitution

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Worked Example: The sum of the products of the roots of a cubic taken two at a time

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Quiz: The product of the roots of a cubic

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Practice: Finding the third root of a cubic when two are known

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Explain Back: Forming a cubic equation whose three roots are given

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Worked Example: Solving a quadratic inequality by sketching the parabola

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Quiz: Solving a quadratic inequality using a sign table

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Practice: Solving an inequality with the unknown in the denominator

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Worked Example: The number of arrangements of n different objects in a row

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Quiz: The number of arrangements of r objects chosen from n

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Practice: Arrangements when some of the objects are identical

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Explain Back: Arrangements in which two particular objects must stay together

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Worked Example: The difference between a permutation and a combination

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Quiz: Choosing a committee of r people from n

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Explain Back: Choosing a committee with a stated number from each of two groups

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Worked Example: The identities for one plus tan squared and one plus cot squared

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