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Give me a past-paper style question bank for solving quadratics by factorisation
I am in SS 3. Give me a bank of four exam-style questions on solving quadratic equations b
Check whether my exam layout would satisfy a Cambridge examiner
I am in SS 3. I will show you my working for one exam-style question covered so far. Tell
Structured question: surd equation with a solution to reject
I am in SS 3. Give me a structured surd equation question where squaring both sides introd
Structured question: AP and GP sharing the same first three terms
I am in SS 3. Give me a structured question describing a sequence whose first three given
Structured question: stationary point on a curve with an unknown constant
I am in SS 3. Give me a structured differentiation question where a curve contains an unkn
Structured question: cubic equation from three given roots
I am in SS 3. Set me a structured question where I am given all three roots of a cubic equ
Structured question: stating the domain of the inverse of a fractional function
You are my SS3 Further Mathematics tutor. Teach me stating the domain of the inverse of a
Structured question: logic puzzle solved with a truth table
I am in SS 3. Give me a short logic puzzle involving two or three statements about people
Structured question: quadratic formula question with a negative discriminant
I am in SS 3. Give me a quadratic formula question where the discriminant turns out negati
Help me interpret my own WAEC Further Maths past mistakes
I am in SS 3. I will describe a mistake I keep making on a particular type of Further Math
WAEC Prep: Adding three matrices of the same order
Act as my WAEC Further Mathematics coach. I am in SS 3. Take me through adding three matri
Learn: Why two matrices can be added only when their orders match
You are my personal SS3 Further Mathematics tutor. Teach me why two matrices can be added only when their orders match, working in clear steps and saying what the notation means as you use it. Check I have followed each step before moving on, and finish with one short question for me to try.
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WAEC Prep: Subtracting one 2 by 2 matrix from another
Act as my WAEC Further Mathematics coach. I am in SS 3. Set me an exam-standard question o
WAEC Prep: The product of a 2 by 2 matrix with the identity
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WAEC Prep: Raising a 2 by 2 matrix to the third power
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Explain Back: Showing that AB and BA are usually different for 2 by 2 matrices
I have just studied showing that AB and BA are usually different for 2 by 2 matrices in my
WAEC Prep: Multiplying a 3 by 3 matrix by the identity matrix
Act as my WAEC Further Mathematics coach. I am in SS 3. Take me through multiplying a 3 by
WAEC Prep: The effect of a scalar on the determinant
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WAEC Prep: The difference between pre-multiplying and post-multiplying by a matrix
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Spot My Mistake: Orders that make a product possible one way round but not the other
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