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Explain Back: Rationalising a denominator of the form a plus root b using the conjugate

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Spot My Mistake: The identity that n choose r equals n choose n minus r

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Spot My Mistake: When Lami's theorem may be used, and when it may not

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Worked Example: The continuity correction when approximating a discrete distribution

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WAEC Prep: Writing the square root of minus nine in terms of i

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WAEC Prep: The imaginary unit i, and why i squared is minus one

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WAEC Prep: Why the sum to infinity fails when the ratio reaches one

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Practice: Rationalising a denominator of the form root a

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

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Practice: Solving an inequality with the unknown in the denominator

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Worked Example: Relative velocity when two bodies move along the same line

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Quiz: Relative velocity when the two motions are at right angles

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Final Revision: The speed of a body when it reaches the foot of an incline

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

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Quiz: The remainder theorem, and the remainder on dividing by x minus a

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Quiz: Multiplying two surds and simplifying the result

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Quiz: The factor theorem, and testing whether x minus a is a factor

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Spot My Mistake: The factor theorem for a divisor of the form ax minus b

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Learn: Why two matrices can be added only when their orders match

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You are my personal SS3 Further Mathematics tutor. Teach me why two matrices can be added only when their orders match, working in clear steps and saying what the notation means as you use it. Check I have followed each step before moving on, and finish with one short question for me to try.

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Quiz: The zero matrix as the identity for matrix addition

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