Mathematics
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Teach me (Cambridge style): A quadratic equation with roots of opposite sign
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Subscribe to unlock allTeach me (Cambridge style): Finding both constants of a partial variation
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Subscribe to unlock allWAEC Past-Question Style: Combining two linear inequalities
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Subscribe to unlock allTeach me (Cambridge style): A cone problem needing both volume and surface area
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Subscribe to unlock allTeach me (Cambridge style): The volume and surface area of a hemisphere
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Subscribe to unlock allSpot My Mistake: The surface area of a sphere as four pi r squared (IGCSE Marking)
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Subscribe to unlock allTeach me (Cambridge style): Which of the three averages suits a given set best
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Subscribe to unlock allWAEC pitfalls: Treating the digits of a base number as base ten digits
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I have just studied adding two numbers in a base other than ten in my SS1 Mathematics clas
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Subscribe to unlock allExplain back: An indicial equation needing a substitution
I have just studied an indicial equation needing a substitution in my SS1 Mathematics clas
Subscribe to unlock allWorked example: An indicial equation solved with logarithms
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Subscribe to unlock allWAEC pitfalls: Equating indices when the bases have not been matched
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Subscribe to unlock allWorked example: The shape of a logarithmic graph
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I have just studied partial variation and its fixed part in my SS1 Mathematics class. Let
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Subscribe to unlock allExplain back: Factorising a difference of two squares
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