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Pure Mathematics — Second Secondary
Unit 1: Real Functions and Curve Sketching
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Real Functions
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Real Functions — Lesson quiz
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Properties of Functions
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Properties of Functions — Lesson quiz
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Monotonicity of Functions
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Monotonicity of Functions — Lesson quiz
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Graphing Functions
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Unit 2: Exponents and Logarithms
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Rational Exponents
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Rational Exponents — Lesson quiz
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The Exponential Function and Its Applications
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The Exponential Function and Its Applications — Lesson quiz
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Solving Exponential Equations
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The equal-powers property
Substitution in exponential equations
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Solving Exponential Equations — Lesson quiz
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The Inverse Function
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The Inverse Function — Lesson quiz
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The Logarithmic Function
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The Logarithmic Function — Lesson quiz
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Properties of Logarithms
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Properties of Logarithms — Lesson quiz
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Unit 3: Limits
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Introduction to Limits
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Introduction to Limits — Lesson quiz
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Finding Limits Algebraically
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Finding Limits Algebraically — Lesson quiz
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Limits at Infinity
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Limits at Infinity — Lesson quiz
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Unit 4: Trigonometry
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The Sine Rule
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The Sine Rule — Lesson quiz
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The Cosine Rule
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The Cosine Rule — Lesson quiz
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Solving Exponential Equations
Pure Mathematics — Second Secondary
Solving Exponential Equations
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If a
x
= a
y
, then x = y, where a > 0 and a ≠ 1.
To solve an exponential equation, write the bases as the same number and equate the exponents.
If powers appear with doubled exponents, substitute a new variable and solve a quadratic equation.
Reject any value of the new variable that is negative or zero when it represents an exponential function.
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