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Further Mathematics

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Show All Working: A geometric progression with a fractional common ratio

Act as my Further Mathematics examiner. I am in SS 1. Set me a question on a geometric pro

Show All Working: Writing a quadratic solution set in interval form

Act as my Further Mathematics examiner. I am in SS 1. Set me a question on writing a quadr

IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: What makes a function one-one — Teach Me

I am a Year 10 pupil taking Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics. Teach me what makes a

IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: Proving that a quadratic expression is always positive — Show All Working

I am a Year 10 pupil taking Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics. Set me a question on p

IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: Simplifying a product of algebraic terms carrying indices — Teach Me

I am a Year 10 pupil taking Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics. Teach me simplifying a

IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: Sketching a cubic once it has been factorised — Show All Working

I am a Year 10 pupil taking Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics. Set me a question on s

IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: A word problem leading to a linear and a quadratic equation — Show All Working

I am a Year 10 pupil taking Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics. Set me a question on a

IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: An equation with a logarithm on each side — Show All Working

I am a Year 10 pupil taking Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics. Set me a question on a

IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: Changing a logarithm to a chosen base — Teach Me

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I am a Year 10 pupil taking Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics. Teach me changing a logarithm to a chosen base the way the syllabus presents it, using its command words such as 'show that' and 'hence'. Work one example through step by step, then set me a short question in the same style.

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IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: Exponential growth in a real situation — Show All Working

I am a Year 10 pupil taking Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics. Set me a question on e

IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: A growth or decay problem solved with natural logarithms — Show All Working

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IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: Why a non-linear relation is reduced to linear form — Teach Me

I am a Year 10 pupil taking Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics. Teach me why a non-lin

IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: A point dividing a line segment in a given ratio — Show All Working

I am a Year 10 pupil taking Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics. Set me a question on a

IGCSE Additional Maths Y10: Showing that a quadrilateral is a parallelogram — Teach Me

I am a Year 10 pupil taking Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics. Teach me showing that

Power of a power rule

I am in SS 1. Quiz me with 3 short Additional Maths questions on the power-of-a-power rule

Negative indices in algebraic fractions

I am in SS 1. I attempted an Additional Maths question on simplifying an algebraic express

Fractional indices with numerator above 1

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Index equations with a fractional right-hand side

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Laws of indices with three different bases in one line

I am in SS 1. I attempted an Additional Maths question on simplifying an expression that c

Evaluating a negative fractional index

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