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A scalene triangle has base of 5cm. The angle opposite to the base is 63°, and a second angle is 72°. Find the area of the traingle

Using the sine rule it's possible to find the length opposite to the 72° angle. Therefore: 5/(sin63)=x/(sin72) x=5sin(72)/sin(63)=5.34 At this point, the third angle is needed. Since a triangle has a tota...

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Answered by Alessandro L. Maths tutor
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The curve C has the equation y = 2e^x -6lnx and passes through the point P with x - coordinate 1. a) Find the equation to the tangent to C at P

y = (2e-6)x + 6

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Answered by Sophie H. Maths tutor
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Why is potential energy negative? What does that even mean?

This is really just a definition! When we ask what the potential energy of an object is, we are really asking what energy is available to be extracted. In the case of gravity: two objects separated by an ...

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Answered by Ben T. Physics tutor
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How do conjunctions like 'weil' and 'obwohl' affect the word order?

Words such as 'weil' and 'obwohl' are known as 'subordinating conjunctions' - these types of conjunctions affect the word order in German. They introduce a clause which cannot stand on its own, but is dep...

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Answered by John K. German tutor
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I'm struggling with an FP2 First-Order Differential Equations Question (Edexcel June 2009 Q3) and the topic in general!

(In terms of formatting, we'll use y' to represent dy/dx, exp() to represent the expoential e^(), int() to represent integration with respect to x, and 1ODE to mean First-Order Ordinary Differential Equat...

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