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Further Mathematics

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Coordinate geometry involving a right-angle condition to find x

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Full worked exam-style problem combining gradient, distance and midpoint

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Simplifying an expression with brackets and indices together

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Solving a word problem using simultaneous equations

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Multi-part algebraic manipulation exam question

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Simplifying expressions with like and unlike terms

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Show All Working: Classifying a mixed list of numbers as rational or irrational

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

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Show All Working: Deciding whether two given surds are equal without a calculator

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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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Show All Working: Checking a rationalised answer by decimal approximation

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Show All Working: A conjugate where the surd term comes first

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

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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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Show All Working: Evaluating a repeated operation such as a*(b*c)

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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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Show All Working: Using distributivity to simplify an expression

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Common Mistakes: Distributivity on a set of three elements

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