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Explain Back: Finding alpha squared beta plus alpha beta squared
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Spot My Mistake: Forming an equation whose roots are alpha squared and beta squared
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Worked Example: Evaluating a polynomial by substitution
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Quiz: The factor theorem, and testing whether x minus a is a factor
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Explain Back: Finding an unknown coefficient given that a stated factor divides the polynomial
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Explain Back: Forming a cubic equation whose three roots are given
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Spot My Mistake: The relations between roots and coefficients for a quartic
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Learn: Solving a linear inequality, and reversing the sign on dividing by a negative
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Worked Example: Solving a quadratic inequality by sketching the parabola
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Quiz: Solving a quadratic inequality using a sign table
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Explain Back: Solving an inequality that involves a modulus
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Explain Back: Arrangements in which two particular objects must stay together
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Spot My Mistake: Arrangements in which two particular objects must be kept apart
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Worked Example: The difference between a permutation and a combination
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Spot My Mistake: The identity that n choose r equals n choose n minus r
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Learn: The Pythagorean identity, sin squared plus cos squared equals one
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Worked Example: The identities for one plus tan squared and one plus cot squared
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Spot My Mistake: The double angle formula for sine
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Learn: Solving sin x equals a given value between 0 and 360 degrees
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Worked Example: Solving cos x equals a negative value, and finding both solutions
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