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Teach me: The characteristic and the mantissa

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WAEC pitfalls: A negative characteristic written the wrong way

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Nigerian scenario: A calculation from Nigerian trade done with logarithms

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Teach me: What arithmetic modulo n means

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Worked example: Bringing a negative number into the right residue class

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WAEC pitfalls: Reducing to a residue outside the permitted range

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Nigerian scenario: Market days and the days of the week as modular cycles

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Teach me: What a set is, and how one is written

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Worked example: The number of elements in a set

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WAEC pitfalls: Writing a set with its elements repeated

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Nigerian scenario: Sets used to sort a described Nigerian group

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Worked example: The formula for the number in a union

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WAEC pitfalls: Counting the overlap twice in a union

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Nigerian scenario: A membership survey in a Nigerian school or club

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Teach me: What makes a sentence a logical statement

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Worked example: The converse, inverse and contrapositive

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WAEC pitfalls: Negating a statement containing all or some

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Nigerian scenario: Logical statements in a described rule or regulation

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Teach me: How many rows a truth table needs

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Worked example: A tautology and a contradiction

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