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WAEC exam prep: The inclusive sense of or, and where it differs from exclusive
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WAEC exam prep: The splitting-the-middle-term method of factorising
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WAEC pitfalls: Treating the inclusive 'or' as though it were exclusive
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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: 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: Making a letter under a square root the subject of a formula
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WAEC pitfalls: Dividing consecutive terms of an AP to look for a ratio
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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 identity relating sine squared and cosine squared
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WAEC pitfalls: The gradients of two parallel lines
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WAEC pitfalls: The radius of a sphere from its surface area
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WAEC pitfalls: The effect of one extreme value on the mean
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WAEC pitfalls: The number of terms needed to reach a given sum
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WAEC Pitfalls: The two numbers that multiply to c and add to b
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WAEC pitfalls: The region belonging to exactly two of three sets
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WAEC pitfalls: Quoting the mean for data that contains an extreme outlier
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WAEC pitfalls: Taking the coordinates in the wrong order when finding a gradient
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