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Locus problem: points equidistant from two fixed points
I am in SS 1. Quiz me with 3 short Additional Maths questions on a locus-style coordinate
Full worked exam-style problem combining gradient, distance and midpoint
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Coordinate geometry applied to a triangle's area check
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Factorising by taking out a common factor
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Factorising by grouping four terms
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Simplifying an algebraic fraction by factorising first
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Changing the subject of a simple formula
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Changing the subject when the variable appears twice
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Factorising a quadratic with a coefficient in front of x squared
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Algebraic long division of a simple polynomial by a linear factor
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Quiz me rapid-fire on expanding and factorising
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Common mistakes with composite and inverse functions
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Quiz: Writing a recurring decimal as a fraction to show it is rational
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Explain Back: Where the surds sit on the number line
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WAEC Prep: Pi and root 2 as the two best-known irrational numbers
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Show All Working: Classifying a mixed list of numbers as rational or irrational
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WAEC Prep: Ordering a list of surds by size
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Show All Working: Deciding whether two given surds are equal without a calculator
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Common Mistakes: Expressing root 50 as a multiple of root 2
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Worked Example: Rationalising a denominator that is a single surd
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