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  1. Solving a system of linear equations using the substitution method.

    Solving a system of linear equations using the substitution method.

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  2. Cardano’s formula: Cubic equation

    Cardano’s formula: Cubic equation

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  3. Viewer Questions: Banded Solver and Forward Differencing for Solving Linear Boundary Value Problems

    Viewer Questions: Banded Solver and Forward Differencing for Solving Linear Boundary Value Problems

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  5. maurieo INVESTIGATING LINEAR EQUATIONS PART IV

    maurieo INVESTIGATING LINEAR EQUATIONS PART IV

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  7. Linear Diophantine Equation: Solve using Modular Arithmetic & Substitution

    Linear Diophantine Equation: Solve using Modular Arithmetic & Substitution

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  8. maurieo INVESTIGATING LINEAR EQUATIONS PART V

    maurieo INVESTIGATING LINEAR EQUATIONS PART V

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  10. maurieo INVESTIGATING LINEAR EQUATIONS PART III

    maurieo INVESTIGATING LINEAR EQUATIONS PART III

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  12. Schrodinger equation and Klein Gordan equation continuity equation

    Schrodinger equation and Klein Gordan equation continuity equation

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  13. Special quartic equation and cos72

    Special quartic equation and cos72

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  14. Solving a system of linear equations using the elimination method

    Solving a system of linear equations using the elimination method

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  15. SAT Math Part 2: Inequality -Percentage - Ratio - Graph - Table - Probability - Parabola - Vertex

    SAT Math Part 2: Inequality -Percentage - Ratio - Graph - Table - Probability - Parabola - Vertex

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  16. Boundary Value Problems via a Finite Difference method

    Boundary Value Problems via a Finite Difference method

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  17. maurieo INVESTIGATING LINEAR EQUATIONS PART I

    maurieo INVESTIGATING LINEAR EQUATIONS PART I

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  19. Finding the number of solutions in a system of linear equations

    Finding the number of solutions in a system of linear equations

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  20. Prove Method of infinite Descent (Vieta's jumping) : (x^2+y^2+1)/xy=3

    Prove Method of infinite Descent (Vieta's jumping) : (x^2+y^2+1)/xy=3

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