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Further Mathematics

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1,332 prompts matching "Solving an equation where the surd must be isolated first"

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Learn: Simplifying a surd by extracting the largest perfect square

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WAEC Prep: Comparing the sizes of two surds without a calculator

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Show All Working: Expressing a number in the form a root b

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Spot My Mistake: Forming a new equation whose roots are the reciprocals of the original

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Show All Working: Solving a quadratic by completing the square

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Show All Working: Finding a coefficient given a stated relation between the roots

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Final Revision: Checking that the roots found satisfy the original equation

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Worked Example: Solving a quadratic inequality by sketching the parabola

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Show All Working: Solving a pair of simultaneous linear inequalities

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Worked Example: Solving cos x equals a negative value, and finding both solutions

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Show All Working: Solving a cos x plus b sin x equals c by the R method

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Common Mistakes: Giving the general solution of a trigonometric equation

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Show All Working: Reading the solutions of a trigonometric equation off a graph

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Learn: The equation of a circle with its centre at the origin

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Final Revision: The equation of the circle through three given points

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Common Mistakes: What becomes of the tension when the string goes slack

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Learn: The defining equation of simple harmonic motion

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

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Restricting the domain so an inverse exists

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Show that command word: surd simplification

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