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Graphs |
Calculus |
Sequences & Series |
Functions |
Permutations & Combinations |
Vectors |
Complex Numbers |
Statistics |
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Introduction | ||
Remainder & Factor Theorems Quadratic Equations |
Trigonometric Identities |
Partial Fraction |
Polynomial Division |
Binomial Expansion Binomial Expansion (worked solution) Range of Validity |
Functions | ||
Domain & Range of a Function |
Composite Function Animation Composite Function |
Graph of Composite & Inverse Functions |
Permutations & Combinations | ||
Problems involving Choosing: Choose People (Pictorial) Choose People |
Choose Boys & Girls |
Choose a few Groups |
Problems involving Arranging: Arrange People |
Arrange Boys & Girls |
Arrange Letters |
Complex Numbers | ||
Complex Number Nth Root of a Complex Number |
Locus of Complex Numbers |
Maximum & Minimum Distances |
Statistics | |
Here are some Microsoft Excel Statistical Simulations: (Click each link and then press F9 on your keyboard) |
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1 Die | to simulate the tossing of 1 die |
2 Dice | to simulate the tossing of 2 dice |
Balls | to simulate the drawing of balls |
Coins | to simulate the tossing of coins |
Suits | to simulate the drawing of cards according to suits |
Card | to simulate the drawing of cards according to suits & values |
Binomial to Poisson | to show that the Binomial Distribution approaches the Poisson Distribution |
Binomial to Normal | to show that the Binomial Distribution approaches the Normal Distribution |
Poisson to Normal | to show that the Poisson Distribution approaches the Normal Distribution |
Central Limit: 1, 3 | to demonstrate the Central Limit Theorem for a symmetrical Distribution |
Central Limit: 1, 1, 1, 3 | to demonstrate the Central Limit Theorem for a skewed Distribution |
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