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Click to start. www.maths4scotland.co.uk. Higher Mathematics. Surds. Next. Surds Higher Mathematics. What are Surds. A surd is a square root. which cannot be evaluated. without approximation.

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INTERESTING CANCELLING

INTERESTING CANCELLING. The first one is. LIMITS OF TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS. In order to understand the derivatives that the trigonometric functions will produce, we must first understand how to evaluate two important trigonometric limits. The Sandwich Theorem.

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Week 9 - Surds

Week 9 - Surds. 15 March 2014. Contents. Simplifying a Surd Rationalising a Surd Conjugate Pairs Trial & Improvement. Starter Questions. Use a calculator to find the values of : . = 6. = 12. = 3. = 2. What is a Surd ?. These roots have exact values and are called rational

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Fraction Rules Review

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Rationalizing Imaginary and Complex Denominators

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12. TRIGONOMETRIC IDENTITIES

12. TRIGONOMETRIC IDENTITIES. TRIGONOMETRIC IDENTITIES. An identity is an equation that is true for all defined values of a variable. We are going to use the identities to "prove" or establish other identities. . RECIPROCAL IDENTITIES. QUOTIENT IDENTITIES. PYTHAGOREAN IDENTITIES.

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Reducing Numeric Fractions

Powerpoint 2007: Click on SLIDESHOW, then click on FROM BEGINNING Powerpoint 2003: Click on BROWSE, then click on FULL SCREEN. Reducing Numeric Fractions. Turn Mystery into Mastery. Suggestion: Work with scratch paper and pencil as you go through this presentation. Click to Advance.

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