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912 prompts matching "A three-set problem in which one region is unknown"

Spot my mistake: Labelling the sides of a right-angled triangle relative to an angle

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Spot my mistake: Writing the inequality for a vertical or horizontal boundary

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Explain back: The denominator after one item has been removed

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Spot my mistake: An exponential equation that needs a substitution

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Practice: Exponential equations with a negative index

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Spot my mistake: Using upper class boundaries in a cumulative table

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Practice: Finding a missing dimension from a given volume

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Quiz: Finding the vector that maps one shape onto another

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Spot my mistake: The angle sum of a polygon in general

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Practice: Why the angle in a semicircle is a right angle

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Spot my mistake: Why a term-to-term rule needs a starting value

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Spot my mistake: Reading across and then down to the median value

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Practice: The solution set common to two inequalities

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Spot my mistake: Proving that two shapes are similar

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Spot my mistake: Finding a side using the tangent ratio

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Spot my mistake: Finding the surface area from the diameter

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Spot my mistake: Finding an angle with the alternate segment theorem

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Spot my mistake: Finding the inverse by making x the subject

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Practice: Term-to-term set against position-to-term

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Quiz: Proving that four points lie on one circle

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