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Further Mathematics

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Structured question: solve a quadratic inequality and state the range

I am in SS 2. Give me a structured Cambridge Additional Maths question asking me to solve

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Find the range of values command word: quadratic inequality

I am in SS 2. Set me an exam question phrased 'find the range of values of x for which...'

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Spot my mistake in a quadratic inequality solution

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Show that command word: polynomial identity

I am in SS 2. Give me a 'show that' polynomial question where I must expand and simplify b

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Teach me composite functions

Teach me what a composite function fg(x) means and how to find it, using function notation

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Practice: Factorising a quadratic with a common factor taken out first

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Explain Back: The zero product rule, and why it works

I have just studied the zero product rule, and why it works in my SS2 Further Mathematics

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WAEC Prep: A quadratic with a repeated root

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Common Mistakes: Writing down the roots once the brackets are found

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Worked Example: Halving the coefficient of x and squaring it

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Show All Working: Completing the square with a fractional coefficient of x

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Common Mistakes: Checking a completed square by expanding it again

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Worked Example: Substituting a, b and c into the quadratic formula correctly

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Common Mistakes: A sign error in the formula, and how to catch it

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Final Revision: A word problem solved with the quadratic formula

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Show All Working: Roots equal in magnitude but opposite in sign

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Worked Example: The identity linking alpha squared plus beta squared to the sum and product

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Worked Example: Substituting into the quadratic and tidying up

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Explain Back: Writing the answers as ordered pairs

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Spot My Mistake: A pair with equal roots, meaning one solution only

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