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Write a full proof, then compare it with the model and a near miss.
Open the worked examplesCore Pure: proof and complex numbers
- Induction for sums and divisibilityProof by mathematical induction15 questions · Free
- Complex numbers and quadratic rootsImaginary and complex numbers15 questions · Free
- Conjugate pairs and polynomial rootsComplex conjugation13 questions
- The Argand diagram: modulus and argumentArgand diagrams15 questions
- Loci and regions in the Argand diagramLoci in the Argand diagram13 questions
- De Moivre's theorem: identities and sumsDe Moivre’s theorem14 questions
- Exponential form and nth rootsExponential form of complex numbers14 questions
- Roots of unity and their geometrySolving geometric problems13 questions
Core Pure: matrices
- Matrix arithmetic, identity and zeroIntroduction to matrices14 questions · Free
- Matrices as transformations in 2D and 3DLinear transformations in two dimensions14 questions
- Determinants, invariant points and invariant linesDeterminants14 questions
- Inverse matrices and singular matricesInverting a 2 × 2 matrix14 questions
- Three equations, three planesSolving systems of equations using matrices14 questions
- Induction for matrix powersProof by mathematical induction14 questions
Core Pure: roots, series and expansions
Further Statistics 1
- Discrete distributions and the Poisson modelExpected value of a discrete random variable12 questions
- Geometric and negative binomial modelsThe geometric distribution12 questions
- Poisson and geometric hypothesis testsTesting for the mean of a Poisson distribution12 questions
- The central limit theoremThe central limit theorem12 questions
- Chi-squared testsGoodness of fit12 questions
- Probability generating functionsProbability generating functions12 questions
- Type I and Type II errors, size and powerType I and Type II errors12 questions
Further Mechanics 1
- Momentum and impulseMomentum in one direction12 questions
- Work, energy and powerWork done12 questions
- Hooke's law and elastic energyHooke’s law and equilibrium problems12 questions
- Direct collisions and restitutionDirect impact and Newton’s law of restitution12 questions
- Oblique collisionsOblique impact with a fixed surface12 questions