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Explain Back: The elastic potential energy stored in a stretched string

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Spot My Mistake: A particle hanging in equilibrium on an elastic string

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WAEC Prep: Two elastic strings supporting one particle

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Common Mistakes: A particle oscillating on the end of an elastic string

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Final Revision: The greatest extension reached by a falling particle on an elastic string

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Spot my mistake: Adding the magnitudes of concurrent forces to get the magnitude of their resultant

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Spot my mistake: Treating the rth term of a binomial expansion as the one carrying the rth power

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Spot my mistake: Assuming the normal curve meets the horizontal axis at its points of inflexion

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Spot my mistake: Assuming multiplying a vector by a negative scalar leaves its magnitude negative

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Spot my mistake: Treating any vector with small components as a unit vector

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Spot my mistake: Treating the dot product of two vectors as another vector

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Spot my mistake: Assuming a quadratic with a negative discriminant has no roots at all

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Spot my mistake: Differentiating a product by multiplying the derivatives of its two factors

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Spot my mistake: Applying the power rule to the integral of one over x

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Spot my mistake: Reporting an area computed below the x-axis as a negative distance travelled

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Spot my mistake: Leaving out the constant of integration when velocity is found from acceleration

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Spot my mistake: Using an equation of constant acceleration on a body whose acceleration is changing

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Spot my mistake: Reading a strong correlation between two variables as proof that one causes the other

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