THE FE2+ CORP.

PRESENTS

ROAD TO A*
FURTHER MATHS
WRITTEN BY:
MR FE2+

(A) Polar Curve

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(B) Application of Calculus

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(C) Calculus
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(D) Roots of Equations

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(E) Summation
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(F) Partial Fraction

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(G) Curve Sketching

1. Asymptote
2. Improper fraction : do long division
3. Turning point :
4. Intersection between curve and axes : when y=0 and x=0
5. Intersection between curve and asymptotes (equate equation of asymptote and
equation of curve)
6. Label graph and asymptotes
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(H) Second Order Differential Equation

1. Auxiliary equation : aM+bM+c=0
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Particular Integral:
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10. Special case particular integral***

(I) Reduction Formulae

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(J) Differentiation
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(K) Integration
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(L) Trigonometry
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(M) Complex Number

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(N) System of Equation

1. 3 equations with 3 unknowns (x, y, and z)
2. Eliminate 1 unknown, e.g. x
3. If we get same equations , infinite no. of solutions, consistent, linearly
dependant, determinant = 0.
4. If we get different equations (which do not contradict), unique solution,
determinant 0.
5. If we get contradict equations, for example : y+2z=2 and y+2z=3, no solution,
inconsistent, determinant = 0.

(O) Vector Space

1. Basis for spaces must independent.
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(P) Proof by Induction(step 3

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3. Differentiation:

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5. de Moivres theorem:

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6. Reduction formula(example):

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7. Iterative formula(example):
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8. Inequality(example):

9. Eigenvalue and eigenvector:

10. ***Try to think how to use your assumption (step 2, where n = k) in step 3 !!!

(Q) Extra Informations

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