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Common Mistakes: Subtraction as an example of neither law
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Spot My Mistake: Finding the inverse of a given element
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Spot My Mistake: The law for a quotient raised to a power
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Common Mistakes: Why the index laws need the bases to match
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Practice: A fractional index with numerator one, read as a root
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Worked Example: Solving an indicial equation where one side must be factorised first
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WAEC Prep: Rejecting a negative answer in an indicial equation
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Final Revision: Checking an indicial solution by substitution
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Spot My Mistake: The logarithm of the base itself
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Show All Working: The common logarithm, to base ten
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Spot My Mistake: Evaluating an expression using the laws of logarithms
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Worked Example: Converting a logarithm to base ten so that tables can be used
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Explain Back: A logarithmic equation written in two different bases
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Spot My Mistake: A logarithm to base e, the natural logarithm
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WAEC Prep: Solving an exponential equation by taking logarithms of both sides
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Show All Working: Deciding whether a given number is a term of a sequence
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Common Mistakes: The Fibonacci sequence and the rule behind it
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Spot My Mistake: Finding the common difference from two given terms
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Show All Working: Deciding whether a number belongs to a given arithmetic progression
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Spot My Mistake: The sum of an arithmetic progression with a negative common difference
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