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Spot My Mistake: The factor theorem for a divisor of the form ax minus b
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Final Revision: The zeros of a polynomial and where its graph cuts the x-axis
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Practice: Finding the third root of a cubic when two are known
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Final Revision: Checking that the roots found satisfy the original equation
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Learn: Solving a linear inequality, and reversing the sign on dividing by a negative
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Worked Example: Solving a quadratic inequality by sketching the parabola
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Practice: Solving an inequality with the unknown in the denominator
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Spot My Mistake: Showing the solution of an inequality on a number line
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Final Revision: The region of the plane satisfying a set of linear inequalities
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Learn: The meaning of n factorial, and how to evaluate it
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Worked Example: The number of arrangements of n different objects in a row
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Explain Back: Arrangements in which two particular objects must stay together
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Show All Working: Arrangements of the letters of a given word
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Learn: The meaning of n choose r, and how to evaluate it
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Worked Example: The difference between a permutation and a combination
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Spot My Mistake: The identity that n choose r equals n choose n minus r
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WAEC Prep: Pascal's triangle and the combination numbers in it
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Learn: The Pythagorean identity, sin squared plus cos squared equals one
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Quiz: The compound angle formula for sine of A plus B
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Practice: The compound angle formula for cosine of A minus B
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