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i) The point A on a graph is (6,-7), and point B is (3,5). Calculate the equation of the straight line that passes through both A and B. ii) Does the line pass through the point C (-2,26)?

i) Gradient (m) = ∆y/∆x. Therefore: m = (5-(-7))/(3-6) = (12)/(-3) = -4. Intercept (c) = 5-(3*(-4)) = 5+12 = 17. Therefore: y = -4x+17 ii) x = -2, y = 26. -4(-2) + 17 = 25. 25≠26, therefore the line does ...

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Answered by Adam H. Maths tutor
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How are is consumer and producer suplus shown on a diagram of supply and demand? How are both the division and amount of total surplus determined?

Starting with the curves themselves, we have a downward sloping demand curve as more people are willing to buy at lower prices. Conversely, seller will be willing to offer more goods for sale as the price...

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Answered by Joshua L. Economics tutor
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How can I improve my overall fluency and the ease at which I am able to speak and understand French?

The greatest advice I could give would be to just immerse yourself, read, listen and speak as much as possible- use every opportunity that arises and search for those which are less visible and will push ...

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Answered by Kate P. French tutor
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How is DNA replicated?

DNA replication starts at an origin - eukaryotic chromosomes have multiple origins whereas prokaryotic chromosomes have only one. Here an enzyme called helicase separates the existing ("parental"...

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Answered by Sarah A. Biology tutor
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An electron moving at 1000 m/s annihilates with a stationary positron. What is the frequency of the single photon produced?

The first thing to be aware of is that the frequency of a photon will depend on two things, its wavelength (c=fλ ) and its energy (E=hf). There is no information regarding the wavelength of the photon, bu...

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Answered by Lawrence M. Physics tutor
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