755 prompts matching "A rigid body held in equilibrium by four forces"
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WAEC Prep: Writing a binary operation rule from a description in words
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Common Mistakes: A binary operation that is ordinary addition in disguise
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Final Revision: Deciding whether a given rule really is a binary operation
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Learn: What closure means for a binary operation
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Worked Example: Testing the even numbers for closure under addition
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Quiz: Testing the odd numbers for closure under addition
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Practice: Testing a set for closure under multiplication
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Explain Back: Testing the integers for closure under division
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Spot My Mistake: Reading closure off an operation table
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Final Revision: Why closure is checked before any other property
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Worked Example: Testing a*b against b*a for a given rule
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Quiz: Reading commutativity off a symmetrical operation table
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Explain Back: What it means for an operation to be associative
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Spot My Mistake: Testing (a*b)*c against a*(b*c)
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Final Revision: Why brackets matter when an operation is not associative
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Worked Example: Testing whether star distributes over plus
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Practice: Multiplication distributing over addition in ordinary arithmetic
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Spot My Mistake: Checking distributivity from two operation tables
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Final Revision: Why distributivity links two operations rather than one
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Worked Example: Finding the identity element from a rule such as a*b = a + b - 3
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