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717 prompts matching "Spot my mistake solving x^2-3x-10=0"

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Solving a surd equation with terms on both sides

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Common student mistakes with progression formulas

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Common mistakes in coordinate geometry formulas

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Solving simultaneous linear equations by substitution

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Solving a word problem using simultaneous equations

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Common mistakes with composite and inverse functions

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Common Mistakes: Why a rational number added to an irrational one stays irrational

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

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Common Mistakes: Expanding the product of two surd brackets

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Common Mistakes: Rationalising a denominator of the form root a over root b

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Common Mistakes: Rationalising when both terms of the denominator are surds

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Learn: Solving an equation with a single square root term

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Worked Example: Squaring both sides safely when solving a surd equation

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Practice: Solving an equation with a surd on each side

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Explain Back: Solving an equation where the surd must be isolated first

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Common Mistakes: A surd equation that has no real solution

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Common Mistakes: A binary operation that is ordinary addition in disguise

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Common Mistakes: Closure on a set of three elements under a stated rule

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Common Mistakes: Subtraction as an example of neither law

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Common Mistakes: Distributivity on a set of three elements

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