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                                            <p class="text-body mb-0 mb-lg-3"> This page deals with one-variable statistics. You need to know how to represent the data in tables and diagrams (histograms, cumulative frequency graphs and box-and-whisker diagrams), as well as measure...</p>
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                                            <p class="text-body mb-0 mb-lg-3"> For questions involving lines and planes, we are usually asked to find the point of intersection. However, when we consider a line and a plane, there are three possible situations. On this page, we will...</p>
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                                            <p class="text-body mb-0 mb-lg-3"> This page is all about how planes meet (or not). Two distinct planes will either be parallel or meet in a line; coincident planes share the whole plane. Three planes will either 1) have no common point...</p>
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                                            <p class="text-body mb-0 mb-lg-3"> This is a hugely important topic in the HL course. We can describe planes in 3D in a number of different ways. It is not enough simply to learn the different equations; it is vital that you have a strong...</p>
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                                            <p class="text-body mb-0 mb-lg-3"> In this topic, we will look at finding the angle between vectors in different circumstances. The whole topic revolves around the scalar (or dot) product. Often we are concerned with perpendicular vectors,...</p>
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