738 prompts matching "The conditions that make two triangles similar"
WAEC Pitfalls: The two numbers that multiply to c and add to b
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Practice: The triangle that a bearing problem hides
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Explain back: Rejecting a root that makes no sense in the situation described
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WAEC pitfalls: The values that make an algebraic fraction undefined
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WAEC past questions: The probability that neither of two events happens
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WAEC pitfalls: The locus of points equidistant from two intersecting lines
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WAEC pitfalls: The region satisfying two inequalities at once
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WAEC pitfalls: The shortest air route between two cities
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WAEC pitfalls: The gradients of two parallel lines
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WAEC pitfalls: The carry rule when adding in base two
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WAEC pitfalls: The region belonging to exactly two of three sets
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WAEC pitfalls: The probability of one of each in two draws without replacement
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WAEC pitfalls: A two-leg journey and the bearing needed to return
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WAEC pitfalls: Leaving out one of the two circular faces of a frustum
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Worked example: The locus of points equidistant from two fixed points
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Worked example: The difference in longitude between two places on one parallel
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Worked example: Solving two line equations simultaneously to find where they meet
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WAEC pitfalls: Adding the probabilities of events that can happen together
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WAEC pitfalls: Quoting the mean for data that contains an extreme outlier
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WAEC past questions: Rejecting a root that makes a denominator zero
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