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How can I improve my understanding of spoken French?

If you're planning on spending some time in France - and with the French, understanding spoken French is essential. Thankfully, there are not nearly as many accents in France as there are in the English-S...

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Answered by Agathe D. French tutor
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Susan is researching the population growth of a city. She proposes that x, the number of people in the city, t years after 2017 is given by x=250,000e^(0.012t) A.population in 2017 B.population in 2020 C.During which year would the population have doubled

A. t=0 ; x=250,000 B. 2020, so t=3. plug in to equation > x=250,000e^(0.012)3 = 259,163 (people so cannot round up) C. Population to double so 500,000 = 250,000e^(0.012)t -> 1/0.012(ln2) = t t= 57.7...

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Answered by James G. Maths tutor
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How would I analyse an unseen poem in an exam?

  1. What is the poem actually about? - what is the subject/content? - first impressions/surface-level ideas - then second thoughts/ is there a subtext? Is the poem what you initially thought it was abou...
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How do you change nouns from singular to plural?

To start with, we're going to need to change the original 'le/la/un/une' (the article) to 'les' or 'des', and these apply whether the noun is masculine or feminine - we'd use 'les' if we want to say 'the'...

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Answered by Nicola M. French tutor
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write ( 4 x 10^-3) x ( 9 x 10^14) in standard form

the first thing we need to do is rearrange the order of our question to ( 4 x 9 ) x (10^-3 x 10^14). now (4 x 9) = 36 (10^-3 x 10^14) = 10^(-3 + 14) = 10^11 so our answer is 36 x 10^11 however this is not...

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Answered by Sam S. Maths tutor
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