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THANK YOU AGAIN! i think i’ve commented on ur videos before haha😂.but i never ever rlly understood circle theorems which is why i dropped marks on that section in my maths test. already 3 mins in and everything feels clearer. DON’T STOP WHAT YOU’RE DOING! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

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The solution to question 22 on your worksheet is wrong.

ACCORDING TO GOOGLE 👆🤓 it says the easiest way to mark a bee is to "get the little dot of paint squarely in the center of the bee's thorax"

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Correct me if I’m wrong but I believe you could’ve simplified the last answer by cancelling out the 3s leaving you with - root 6

Why it is not the probability that represents randomly selecting 2 sweets of the same flavor without caring any information?

this is honestly so so helpful. may god bless you. you have just saved me

What happens if 2nd difference is an odd number like 5? Would nth term be written starting with 2.5n

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If we needed to prove one of the theorums in which the proof involves another theorum (e.g angles in the same segment are equal), would we need to prove both theorums?

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these questions are way easier than to those which appeared in my test i got cooked make a harder question version please

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To be honest, I did factor theorem today and it was really hard to solve it without telling you the factor

got my exam tmr and this was really well explained! thank you

I'm revising matrices to use in multiple linear regression and am finding your clear, step-by-step approach very helpful. Thank you. I'm a 65 year old with 2 degrees and an MBA so I just wanted to say that some things you think you might only use in the exam and never need again come up time and time again. I haven't used matrices in a long time but needed to do some regression using matrices and needed a refresher. So, I'm finding this playlist very useful! Thank you once again.

This makes trigonometry much easier to understand

Again, a generally good, clear explaination. That is, until you get to 4x^2 - 9y^2 - you really do need to correct and re-upload tthis video as it's letting you down, letting me down and letting everyone else here down.

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From example two, i wrote the sane into my calculator and got a little different numbers, i got 29.5847775, does anyone know why might that be

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This is really clear and concise explanation - thank you! You have a new subscriber.

Why did you use 3 to multiply the last equation 😢

The angle at the centre is twice the angel at the circumference, so the centre rather had the be 50 and the circumference 100, I guess

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at 6:26 the powers of b which is 5 and 4 dont add up to 5 which is the power of the bracket though

In the “find the probability one of the counters is red why did you not use the path of red and red?

12:15 you could also do: B:G = 2:5 Add the 2 parts, =7. 0.42 / 7 = 0.06. 0.06x2= 0.12 0.06x5= 0.3 And, for (b) you could do 87 / 0.58 = 150.

Is this channel similar to Cognito?

GREAT SIR ❤❤ Prove the theorem of triangle also. incentive , medium

idk why im watching these videos because im only in year 10 next year lol.

Help idk how to factorise any of the stuff hes saying u should know 😭where do i even learn how to???

Great explanation but i have a question, What if there are more than 2 stationary points, suppose i have to find maxima and i get three values of x for which first derivative is equal to zero, and for two values of x, second derivative is negative. Then how do i find on which value of x would there be maxima? Do i have to put both of these value in original function to check which one gives greater value, or is there any other way to know?