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Senior Secondary

Further Mathematics

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Explain-back: the chain rule in calculus

I am in SS 3. Let me explain the chain rule for differentiation in my own words with my ow

Explain-back: equilibrium of a rigid body

I am in SS 3. Let me explain what conditions must hold for a rigid body to be in equilibri

Worked example: binomial distribution problem

I am in SS 3. Show me one fully worked binomial probability example step by step, then giv

Spot my mistake in a Poisson probability calculation

I am in SS 3. I calculated a Poisson probability but I'm not confident about my factorial

Spot my mistake integrating a polynomial

I am in SS 3. I integrated a polynomial but I think I forgot the constant of integration o

Spot my mistake solving a moments problem

I am in SS 3. I set up a moments equation about a pivot but I think I forgot to use a perp

Quiz me: vectors and complex numbers mixed

I am in SS 3. Quiz me with one vector magnitude question and one complex number modulus qu

Quiz me: calculus differentiation rules

I am in SS 3. Quiz me with three short differentiation questions, one needing the product

Teach me Cramer's rule from first principles

I am in SS 3. Teach me Cramer's rule as if I've never seen it before, starting from why de

Teach me integration by recognising the reverse of differentiation

I am in SS 3. Teach me how to think of integration as the reverse of differentiation, usin

Teach me the Poisson distribution from scratch

I am in SS 3. Teach me what the Poisson distribution is, when we use it instead of binomia

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