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    • What is the first scenario in proving equations?
      Prove an equation is always true for all integers *n*
    • What is a common approach to prove an equation?
      Look for patterns or factorization
    • How would you prove n*² + *n is even?
      Factorize to n*(n* + 1)
    • Why is one term in n*(n* + 1) always even?
      Because one of the terms is always even
    • What is the second scenario in proving statements?
      Disprove a statement with a counterexample
    • How would you disprove that n*² − *n + 1 is divisible by 3?
      Test small values of *n*
    • What is a common scenario in algebra and functions?
      Solve a quadratic equation
    • What keywords indicate solving a quadratic equation?
      Keywords like "roots" or "solutions"
    • How would you solve x*² − 5x* + 6 = 0?
      Factorize or use the quadratic formula
    • What is the quadratic formula?
      x* = −b* ± √(b*² − 4ac) / 2a*
    • What is another common scenario in algebra and functions?
      Find transformations of a graph
    • What phrases indicate graph transformations?
      "Describe the transformation of y* = *f(*x*)"
    • How would you describe the transformation of y* = 3f(*x − 2) + 4?
      Translation 2 units right, stretch by 3, up 4
    • What is a common scenario in coordinate geometry?
      Find the equation of a straight line
    • What keywords indicate finding the equation of a line?
      "tangent," "normal," "find the line equation"
    • How would you find the equation of a line with gradient *m* = −1 through (2, 3)?
      Use y* − *y₁ = m*(x* − *x*₁)
    • What is another common scenario in coordinate geometry?
      Solve problems with circles
    • What keywords indicate circle problems?
      "radius," "center," "tangents"
    • How would you find the equation of a circle with center (3, −2) and radius 5?
      Use (x* − *a)² + (y* − *b)² = *r*²
    • What is a common scenario in sequences and series?
      Sum of an arithmetic sequence
    • What phrases indicate finding the sum of a sequence?
      "find the sum" or terms defined by a*, *d
    • How would you sum the first 10 terms of 3, 5, 7, …?
      Use S*<sub>n</sub> = *n/2(a* + *l)
    • What is another common scenario in sequences and series?
      Converging geometric series
    • What phrase indicates finding the sum to infinity?
      "sum to infinity"
    • How would you find *S*<sub>∞</sub> of 1, ½, ¼, …?
      Use S*<sub>∞</sub> = *a/(1 − *r*)
    • What is the condition for using the formula S*<sub>∞</sub> = *a/(1 − *r*)?
      |*r*| < 1
    • What is a common scenario in trigonometry?
      Solve trigonometric equations
    • What keywords indicate solving trigonometric equations?
      "find θ" or "solution in radians"
    • How would you solve sin x* = 0.5 for 0 ≤ *x ≤ 2π?
      *x* = arcsin(0.5) = π/6
    • How do you find other solutions for sin *x* = 0.5?
      Use the unit circle
    • What is another common scenario in trigonometry?
      Triangle problems
    • What keywords indicate triangle problems?
      "area," "angle," or "find a side"
    • How would you find the area of a triangle with sides 5 and 7, and angle 60°?
      Use Area = ½absin *C*
    • What is a common scenario in exponentials and logarithms?
      Solve exponential equations
    • What keywords indicate solving exponential equations?
      "solve" and equations with e*<sup>x*</sup>
    • How would you solve e*<sup>2x*</sup> = 8?
      Take natural logarithms, *x* = ½ ln 8
    • What is another common scenario in exponentials and logarithms?
      Logarithmic simplification
    • What keywords indicate logarithmic simplification?
      "simplify logs"
    • How would you simplify log₃(9) + log₃(27)?
      Use |log(ab) = |log a + |log b|
    • What is the formula for the magnitude of a vector?
      |a| = (x*² + * + *z*²)
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