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Highly recommend all teachers of mathematics take time to read the full report.
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AQA Paper 2 and 3 Resources for both Higher and Foundation
✅ Interactive Unseen Topic Checklists
📚 Bumper Paper 2 and 3 Preparation Papers and Answers
I really hope that they are useful and also remember to recap everything.
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π is also known as Archimedes' constant
Archimedes was the first mathematician to establish a theoretical calculation for π. He did this by inscribing and circumscribing polygons on a circle and found an approximate value of π such that:
223/71 < π < 22/7
Students rarely spend time with regards to the relationship of numbers, and general truths about them being odd/even. Strengthening this early on supports future precision/interest in arithmetic.
Visual Proof ✍️
The sum of the squares of the first Fibonacci numbers up to Fₙ is the product of the nth and (n+1)th Fibonacci numbers.
F₀² + F₁² + ... + Fₙ² = FₙFₙ₊₁
where F₀=1.
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The Leibniz product rule for the determinant of a matrix of differentiable functions comes down to taking derivatives one column at a time. It has a nice corollary for the derivative of a Wronskian. #math#calculus#algebra