755 prompts matching "Quiz me on the sum and product of the roots of a cubic"
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Distributive law for sets
I am in SS 1. I attempted an Additional Maths question on the distributive law connecting
De Morgan's laws for sets
I am in SS 1. Teach me De Morgan's laws for sets, (A union B)' = A' intersection B' and (A
Sequences applied to simple interest vs compound interest
I am in SS 1. Teach me how simple interest over time behaves like an arithmetic sequence w
Distance between two coordinate points
I am in SS 1. I attempted an Additional Maths question on finding the distance between two
Distance formula with negative coordinates
I am in SS 1. Teach me finding the distance between two points where some coordinates are
Factorising by grouping four terms
I am in SS 1. Teach me factorising an expression with four terms by grouping them in pairs
Practice: Multiplying a whole number by a surd
Act as my SS1 Further Mathematics tutor. Give me five practice questions on multiplying a
WAEC Prep: Squaring a single surd
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Spot My Mistake: Testing (a*b)*c against a*(b*c)
Act as my SS1 Further Mathematics tutor. Work a question on testing (a*b)*c against a*(b*c
WAEC Prep: A quadratic inequality with no real critical values
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Worked Example: What makes two surds equal
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Explain Back: Multiplying root a by root b
I have just studied multiplying root a by root b in my SS1 Further Mathematics class. Let
Worked Example: Testing a*b against b*a for a given rule
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Explain Back: Showing distributivity fails by a counter-example
I have just studied showing distributivity fails by a counter-example in my SS1 Further Ma
Explain Back: Splitting a single logarithm into several
I have just studied splitting a single logarithm into several in my SS1 Further Mathematic