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What is the Highest Common Factor of 8 and 24

You would first want to draw out a tree diagram (example given by whiteboard) and divide the number given e.g. 8 in the question by prime numbers e.g. 8 can be split into two branches 2 and 4. 2 is a prim...

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Answered by Faisal R. Maths tutor
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Bob earns £7.70 an hour, and he works 30 hours per week. If Bob has 28 days of unpaid holidays to take, how much does he earn in a year? Also will he be taxed? (Bob will be taxed if he earns over £10000 in one year)

28 days holidays is equivalent to 4 weeks holiday. So in total works for 48 weeks. Now Bob works 30 hours per week, multiply this by 48 giving 1440 hours for his working year. So in order to solve for his...

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Answered by Christopher Y. Maths tutor
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What are firewalls? Explain and discuss three methods they employ to secure a network. [8]

So the first thing to do for this question is break down the question into what the marks will be given for. As this question is not testing written communication you do not need to worry about writing lo...

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Answered by Bhavik M. Computing tutor
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Compare and constrast the use of melody and instrumentation in Schoenberg's Der Kranke Mond from Pierrot Lunaire

In Schoenberg's Der Kranke Mond (1912), both melody and instrumentation are used to reflect the eerie, expressionistic style of the music. Schoenberg uses solo voice and flute throughout Der Kranke Mond, ...

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Answered by Susanna P. Music tutor
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Solve 2x^2 + 6x + 4 = 0 for x using the quadratic formula.

When you look at the question you can see that you have been given a quadratic equation. These tend to come in the format ax^2 + bx + c = 0. Remember it may not always be x, it could be y or z, or another...

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Answered by Phoebe N. Maths tutor
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