My teacher told me I wouldn't be able to do all of a level maths in a year, your videos are the only thing that is allowing me to prove him wrong. You make maths so much easier than other teachers. Thanks for the great content!
Hi Sir, I just wanted to say thank you for all the effort you put into your videos. I did first paper the other day but it didn't go to plan so I'm keeping focused on next week hoping it goes better. 🙏
That bit of the video is such a mess I’m sorry 😭 Basically if you have -1/(x-1) and you multiply the numerator and denominator by -1 (remember multiplying fractions in this way doesn’t change them, they’re equivalent still), then you get 1/(1-x) which can be written as (1-x)^-1 which is then a pretty each binomial you work with!
@@BicenMaths thanks for that explanation that made me understand it. i did some textbook questions wthout the multiplication of -2 and got incorret answers now i know why
Great! I can’t believe how bad the ending of that video is 😭 This was at a time when it was only my students watching, not other people from the internet too 🤣
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sir, why do you need to change the sign, can't you work keeping them meaning, can you write 1/x-1 as 1/-1+x and also for 4/x+2 as 4/2+x and work from there ,can you do that? Thank yous sir
Yes you can do, but the formula for the Binomial expansion is written in the form (1+x)^n so I’m just wanting to mirror that form as closely as possible!
My teacher told me I wouldn't be able to do all of a level maths in a year, your videos are the only thing that is allowing me to prove him wrong. You make maths so much easier than other teachers. Thanks for the great content!
You can do it! You'll be extra proud of yourself when you prove him wrong. Keep it up!
How did it go bro?
Hi Sir, I just wanted to say thank you for all the effort you put into your videos. I did first paper the other day but it didn't go to plan so I'm keeping focused on next week hoping it goes better. 🙏
I’m sorry it didn’t go to plan, but I hope you’ll feel better about the next one! Good luck!
You made this chapter so easy!
ur videos are really good sir👍
Thank you!
Thanks so much for this!
My pleasure
sir lost the plot. im dead
im confused about what to do when there is a negative as we saw in the last equation
That bit of the video is such a mess I’m sorry 😭
Basically if you have -1/(x-1) and you multiply the numerator and denominator by -1 (remember multiplying fractions in this way doesn’t change them, they’re equivalent still), then you get 1/(1-x) which can be written as (1-x)^-1 which is then a pretty each binomial you work with!
@@BicenMaths thanks for that explanation that made me understand it. i did some textbook questions wthout the multiplication of -2 and got incorret answers now i know why
Great! I can’t believe how bad the ending of that video is 😭 This was at a time when it was only my students watching, not other people from the internet too 🤣
for part a of the exam question would it be improve since the top and bottom are of the same degree?
Yes, improper!
@@BicenMaths thank you oh autocorrect changed it🤣
Sir, I personally like ASUS computers. If you are going to buy a laptop for your videos as you have mentioned it several times (not to buy a laptop) ASUS S14 or15 is one of best deals I think, you can have a look
Thank you for helping Sir! My school maths teacher uses the same presentations to teach so its much easier for me to follow.
Thank you for the tip! I have since moved to just using an iPad - this was from the start of the lockdown in 2020 when I had my very old MacBook!
@@BicenMaths Oh. Ok Sir. 👍🏾
binomial expansion y2 done lets go
hey for part a could you have done polynomial division please reply asap
No, this needs to be done as partial fractions, as the numerator is one degree lower than the denominator.
@@BicenMathsI did long division to get A=2 and then did partial fraction to get B and C. Is that okay
@@Huaa123 Yes, as long as you get the same values, there are many approaches you can take!
Hi Mr Bicen i was just wondering if the zoom in betweeen paper 1 and paper 2 on Saturday is live or a recording, thanks
It’s live, so lots of interaction in the chat and an additional video after too!
@@BicenMaths 👍 thanks for the quick reply Bicen, i'll see you there!
Thank you so much!
how would you know not to do polynomial division for 9.09?
You could do algebraic division too! This would also work, I just don’t love that method as much, so avoid it when I can. Try both ways!
@@BicenMaths oh thank you!
sir, why do you need to change the sign, can't you work keeping them meaning, can you write 1/x-1 as 1/-1+x and also for 4/x+2 as 4/2+x and work from there ,can you do that?
Thank yous sir
Yes you can do, but the formula for the Binomial expansion is written in the form (1+x)^n so I’m just wanting to mirror that form as closely as possible!
@@BicenMaths Thank you Sir