AQA A Level Maths: Pure复习笔记2.2.1 Quadratic Graphs
Quadratic Graphs What are quadratic graphs? The general equation of a quadratic graph is Their shape is called a parabola ("U" shape) Positive quadratics have a value of so the parabola is u...
Quadratic Graphs What are quadratic graphs? The general equation of a quadratic graph is Their shape is called a parabola ("U" shape) Positive quadratics have a value of so the parabola is u...
Surds - Rationalising the Denominator What does it mean to rationalise a denominator? Rationalising a denominator changes a fraction with surds in its denominator, into an equivalent fractio...
Manipulating Surds What are surds? If n is a positive integer and is not a square number, then √n (or any multiple of √n ) is a surd Surds are examples of irrational numbers What do I need t...
Laws of Indices What do I need to know about laws of indices? Laws of indices (or index laws – 'index' is the singular, 'indices' is the plural) allow you to simplify and manipulate expressi...
Proof by Contradiction What is proof by contradiction? A proof by contradiction assumes the opposite result is true Then, through a series of logical steps, shows that this cannot be so How ...
Disproof by Counter Example What is disproof by counter-example? Disproof by counter-examples involves finding a value that does not work for the given statement That value is called a count...
Proof by Exhaustion What is proof by exhaustion? Proof by exhaustion is a way to show that the desired result works for every allowed value How do I prove a result by exhaustion? Using proof by exh...
Proof by Deduction What is proof by deduction? Proof by deduction is when a mathematical and logical argument is used to shows whether or not a result is true How to do proof by deduction &n...
Language of Proof What is proof? Proof is a series of logical steps which show whether a result is true or not for a set of specified numbers e.g. All intigers, all even numbers etc Notation...
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