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One approach would be to use integration by parts, as we have two functions of x within the integral. This approach would get you to the answer but would be more difficult and convoluted than necessary. O...
(X2-16)/(X-1)(X+3) can be expressed as partial fractions as it is equivalent to A + B/(X-1) + C/(X+3) giving us : (X2-16)/(X-1)(X+3)≡ A + B/(X-1) +C/X+3). By multiplying both sides o...
Newtons First Law:An object at rest will stay at rest, and an object in motion will stay in constant motion unless acted upon by a resultant forceNewtons Second Law:F=ma Newtons Third Law:If o...
When dealing with questions to do with expanding brackets, you must multiply every term in one bracket with all the others in the second bracket. So for this question, we can see we have 4 termsAAAnswered by Ameer A. • Maths tutor5405 Views
With simultaneous equations there is more than one unknown. First we’ll get one unknown on its own so we rearrange the bottom equation to get x on its own. By adding y to each side of the equation this le...
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