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Explaining why a^1/n means the nth root of a

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Worked Example: Why the square root of a non-square whole number is irrational

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Spot My Mistake: The decimal expansion of an irrational number, and why it never repeats

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Learn: Why a surd is never left in the denominator

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Worked Example: Why multiplying by the conjugate clears the surd

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Final Revision: Why closure is checked before any other property

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Final Revision: Why distributivity links two operations rather than one

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Common Mistakes: Why the index laws need the bases to match

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Learn: Why any non-zero number to the power nought is one

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WAEC Prep: Why the logarithm of a negative number does not exist

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Practice: Reversing the sign when multiplying by a negative number

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IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: Why the graph of an inverse is a reflection — Explain It Back

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IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: Why a modulus graph never dips below the x-axis — Exam Technique

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Surds in the quadratic formula

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Explaining why we rationalise denominators

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Explaining why sum to infinity only works for |r| < 1

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Distinguishing gradient sign: positive, negative, zero, undefined

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Common sign errors in algebraic manipulation

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

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Explain Back: Why 2 root 3 and 5 root 3 count as similar surds

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