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Number and Algebra
Proofs by contradiction
Course description
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Proofs by contradiction are like the detective stories of mathematicsâyou assume the suspect is innocent, follow the clues, and then realize theyâve been guilty all along. The logic is sneaky, the reasoning elegant, and when it clicks⌠it really clicks. The bad news? At first, it feels backwards. You start by assuming the opposite of what you want, and somewhere along the way youâre supposed to end up proving yourself right. Confused? Donât worryâyouâre supposed to be (at first). Stick around for the lessons and videos below, and soon youâll be exposing false assumptions like a mathematical Sherlock Holmes đľď¸ââď¸đ
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âWhen you have eliminated all which is impossible, then whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.â - Arthur Conan Doyle
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Induction proofs
Course description
You thought you had AA HL under controlâuntil induction proofs showed up. Humbling, wasnât it? Hereâs the deal: the good news is that with a clear process and the methods weâre about to share, you can master induction proofs. The bad news? Itâs going to take serious practice and effort (but then again, what in IB Math doesnât?). Dive into the lessons and videos below, and soon youâll be ruling the kingdom of induction proofs đ
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Keywords
- ib math
- induction proof
- proof by induction
- proof by induction math aa hl
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Calculus
Optimization
Course description
Optimization problems are where math meets real lifeâand real pain. One minute youâre finding the maximum area of a fence, the next youâre knee-deep in derivatives wondering why anyone would ever build a box without a lid. The good news? Every problem follows the same storyline: model it, differentiate it, set it to zero, and boomâyouâve found your max or min (hopefully). Once you learn to translate words into equations, these questions go from confusing riddles to satisfying puzzles. Dive into the lessons and videos below, and soon youâll be optimizing everything in sightâexcept your sleep schedule đ´đ
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Keywords
- ib math
- aa hl
- ib math calculus optimization
- ib math aa optimization
- aa hl optimization
- optimization problems
- ib math optimization problems
- optimization problem example
- the ib math teacher
Integration by parts
Course description
Integration by parts is like IB Mathâs version of a good breakup: you start with a hot mess but, after splitting apart, everything falls back in place (hopefully). The trick is knowing who to select to be your u and to be your dv. Pick wisely and the mess untangles beautifully. Pick wrong and, well, youâll be stuck in algebraic therapy for hours. Once you get the hang of it, integration by parts feels less like heartbreak and more like magicâ¨
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- ib math
- aa hl
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- aa hl integration by parts
- integration by parts
- cyclic integration by parts
- examples integration by parts
- the ib math teacher