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Expansion of Quadratic Expressions
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2EM Unit 3 – Expansion of Quadratic Expressions
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2EM 3.1 Linear Expression and Quadratic Expressions
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2EM 3.1 Conceptual Bridging: General Form for Linear Expression and Quadratic Expression
2EM 3.1 Worked Example 1 (Addition and Subtraction of Quadratic Expression)
2EM 3.1 Practice Now 1 Question 1
2EM 3.2 Expansion and Simplification of Simple Quadratic Expressions
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2EM 3.2 Conceptual Bridging: Expansion and Simplification of Simple Quadratic Expressions
2EM 3.2 Worked Example 1
2EM 3.2 Practice Now 1 Question 1
2EM 3.3 Expansion and Simplification of Quadratic Expressions of the form
(a+b)(c+d)
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2EM 3.3 Conceptual Bridging: Expansion and Simplification of Quadratic Expression of the form
(a+b)(c+d)
2EM 3.3 Worked Example 1
2EM 3.3 Practice Now 1 Question 1
2EM 3.4 Expansion and Simplification of Algebraic Expressions Involving More Than One Variable
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2EM 3.4 Worked Example 1
2EM 3.4 Practice Now 1 Question 1
2EM 3.5 Further Expansion and Simplification of Algebraic Expressions Involving More Than One Variable
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2EM 3.5 Worked Example 1
2EM 3.5 Practice Now 1 Question 1
2EM 3.6 Expansion Using Special Identities
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2EM 3.6 Conceptual Bridging: Expansion using Special Identities
2EM 3.6 Worked Example 1
2EM 3.6 Practice Now 1 Question 1
2EM 3.7 Problem Involving The Use of Special Algebraic Identities
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2EM 3.7 Worked Example 1
2EM 3.7 Worked Example 2
2EM 3.7 Practice Now 1 Question 1
2EM 3.7 Practice Now 1 Question 2
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