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Further Mathematics

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755 prompts matching "Learn: The Pythagorean identity, sin squared plus cos squared equals one"

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Factorising by grouping four terms

I am in SS 1. Teach me factorising an expression with four terms by grouping them in pairs

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Simplifying an algebraic fraction by factorising first

I am in SS 1. Teach me simplifying an algebraic fraction by factorising both the numerator

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Changing the subject when the variable appears twice

I am in SS 1. Teach me changing the subject of a formula where the required letter appears

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Changing the subject with a square or square root

I am in SS 1. Quiz me with 4 short Additional Maths questions on changing the subject of a

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Solving a word problem using simultaneous equations

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Quiz me rapid-fire on expanding and factorising

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WAEC Prep: Pi and root 2 as the two best-known irrational numbers

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Common Mistakes: Expressing root 50 as a multiple of root 2

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WAEC Prep: Squaring a single surd

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Worked Example: Rationalising a denominator that is a single surd

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WAEC Prep: Rationalising a denominator inside a larger expression

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WAEC Prep: Equating the rational and the irrational parts of an equation

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Show All Working: Finding a and b when a plus b root 2 equals a given surd

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WAEC Prep: A set closed under one operation but not another

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Show All Working: Showing a set is not closed by a single counter-example

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Show All Working: Using distributivity to simplify an expression

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Practice: Why an identity element must work from both sides

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WAEC Prep: Evaluating 8 to the power two-thirds

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WAEC Prep: Why the logarithm of a negative number does not exist

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Explain Back: Splitting a single logarithm into several

I have just studied splitting a single logarithm into several in my SS1 Further Mathematic

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