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IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: The stretch y equals f of ax — Practice Set
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IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: The reflection y equals minus f of x — Explain It Back
I am in SS 1. I have just studied the reflection y equals minus f of x for Cambridge IGCSE
IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: The effect of a transformation on an asymptote — Exam Technique
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IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: Drawing the extra straight line needed to solve an equation — Practice Set
I am a Year 10 pupil taking Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics. Set me a practice set
Explain Back: Where the surds sit on the number line
I have just studied where the surds sit on the number line in my SS1 Further Mathematics c
Explain Back: The difference of two squares applied to surd conjugates
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Worked Example: Reading the symbol used for a binary operation
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Explain Back: A binary operation defined on the integers
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Worked Example: Testing the even numbers for closure under addition
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Worked Example: Finding the identity element from a rule such as a*b = a + b - 3
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Explain Back: An indicial equation with the unknown in the exponent on both sides
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Explain Back: The logarithm of one, in any base
I have just studied the logarithm of one, in any base in my SS1 Further Mathematics class.
Worked Example: The law for the logarithm of a quotient
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Explain Back: Spotting the pattern in a sequence of squares or cubes
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Worked Example: Finding the common difference of an arithmetic progression
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Explain Back: Finding the first term from two given terms
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Worked Example: The alternative sum formula that uses the last term
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Worked Example: Finding the common ratio of a geometric progression
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Explain Back: Finding the first term from two given terms of a geometric progression
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Explain Back: The sum of a geometric progression with a negative common ratio
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