750 prompts matching "WAEC Past-Question Style: The total surface area of an open cylinder"
Explain back: Recognising direct variation from a table of values
I have just studied recognising direct variation from a table of values in my SS3 Mathemat
Explain back: Why a partial variation has a fixed part and a varying part
I have just studied why a partial variation has a fixed part and a varying part in my SS3
Explain back: Splitting a composite solid into shapes you can calculate
I have just studied splitting a composite solid into shapes you can calculate in my SS3 Ma
Explain back: Constructing 60, 90 and 45 degrees with ruler and compasses
I have just studied constructing 60, 90 and 45 degrees with ruler and compasses in my SS3
Spot my mistake: Using class limits where class boundaries are required
Act as my SS3 Mathematics tutor. Work a question on using class limits where class boundar
Spot my mistake: Confusing joint variation with partial variation
Act as my SS3 Mathematics tutor. Work a question on confusing joint variation with partial
Worked example: Checking a base division by multiplying back
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Worked example: Converting a base five number back to base ten as a check
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Worked example: Evaluating a negative expression in modular arithmetic
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Worked example: Turning a recurring decimal into a fraction with a geometric series
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Worked example: Inserting a geometric mean between two numbers
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Worked example: Drawing an accurate bearing diagram before calculating
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Explain back: Differentiating x squared from first principles
I have just studied differentiating x squared from first principles in my SS3 Mathematics
Worked example: Differentiating a linear function from first principles
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Practice set: Differentiating x cubed from first principles
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Quiz me: Differentiating a sum of powers term by term
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Worked example: Differentiating a polynomial with negative indices
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Practice set: Differentiating polynomials with fractional indices
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Practice set: Finding where a curve has a given gradient
Act as my SS3 Mathematics tutor. Give me five practice questions on finding where a curve
Spot my mistake: Calling every stationary point a maximum
Act as my SS3 Mathematics tutor. Work a question on calling every stationary point a maxim