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Quiz: Writing a logarithm as an index statement
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Spot My Mistake: A logarithm to base e, the natural logarithm
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Quiz: Multiplying both sides by a positive number
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Practice: Reversing the sign when multiplying by a negative number
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Zero index rule
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Verifying an index law with numbers
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Worked Example: What makes two surds equal
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Worked Example: Testing a*b against b*a for a given rule
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Worked Example: Testing whether star distributes over plus
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Explain Back: Showing distributivity fails by a counter-example
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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: What an inverse element is
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Worked Example: Writing an index statement as a logarithm
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Explain Back: Splitting a single logarithm into several
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Explain Back: Finding the first term from two given terms
I have just studied finding the first term from two given terms in my SS1 Further Mathemat