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Practice: Reversing the sign when multiplying by a negative number
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Learn: Factorising a quadratic before solving the inequality
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Worked Example: The critical values of a quadratic inequality
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Learn: What the modulus of a number means
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Quiz: Solving modulus of x less than a
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Practice: Solving modulus of x greater than a
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Explain Back: Solving an inequality such as modulus of 2x minus 1 less than 5
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Spot My Mistake: The graph of y equals modulus of x
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Solving 4^x = 8^(x-1) by matching bases
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Adding and subtracting like surds
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Estimating the value of a surd
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Simplifying nested surds
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Power set of a three-element set
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Finding a term given the sum of a series
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Expanding a product of three brackets
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