737 prompts matching "Multiplying surds that share the same root"
Explain It Back: Describing the earth as a sphere: points and lines
Act as my SS3 Maths tutor. Let me summarise what I understand about describing the earth a
Word problem: Negating a statement that contains 'all' or 'some'
Act as my SS3 Mathematics tutor. Give me three word problems on negating a statement that
Worked Example: Using logarithm tables for roots
Act as my SS3 Maths tutor. Walk me through a full worked example on using logarithm tables
Worked example: Checking a base division by multiplying back
Act as my SS3 Mathematics tutor. Take me through one full worked example on checking a bas
WAEC exam prep: Finding a square root with logarithm tables
Act as my WAEC Mathematics coach. I am in SS 3. Set me exam-standard questions on finding
WAEC exam prep: An argument that is valid though its conclusion is false
Act as my WAEC Mathematics coach. I am in SS 3. Set me exam-standard questions on an argum
WAEC exam prep: A base division that leaves a remainder
Act as my WAEC Mathematics coach. I am in SS 3. Set me exam-standard questions on a base d
WAEC exam prep: Multiplying binary numbers by shifting and adding
Act as my WAEC Mathematics coach. I am in SS 3. Set me exam-standard questions on multiply
WAEC Exam Prep: Converting between indices, logarithm and surd forms
Act as my WAEC Maths exam coach. I am in SS 3. Give me an exam-standard question on conver
WAEC pitfalls: Treating the inclusive 'or' as though it were exclusive
Act as my SS3 Mathematics tutor. Show me the mistake candidates most often make on treatin
WAEC pitfalls: The day of the week on which a stated date fell
Act as my WAEC Mathematics coach. I am in SS 3. Show me the mistake candidates most often
WAEC pitfalls: The locus of points equidistant from two intersecting lines
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WAEC pitfalls: Eliminating by adding rather than by subtracting
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WAEC pitfalls: Using the arithmetic progression formula on a geometric sequence
Act as my SS3 Mathematics tutor. Show me the mistake candidates most often make on using t
WAEC pitfalls: The region satisfying two inequalities at once
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WAEC pitfalls: Finding a gradient and then the equation from it
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WAEC pitfalls: Checking that a line found really is parallel
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WAEC pitfalls: The total surface area of a square-based pyramid
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WAEC pitfalls: The surface area of a composite solid and its hidden faces
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WAEC pitfalls: The total surface area of a solid hemisphere including its flat face
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