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How do I factorise a quadratic equation?

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Answered by Eden A. • Maths tutor

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What is the political role of the Judiciary, and is it able to remain neutral from political bias?

The judiciary is one of the three branches of Government, and therefore pl...

Answered by Rachael B. • Politics tutor

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What is the process of natural selection?

- Differences in genes lead to variation within a species

- It is in an individuals' best interest to produce the maximum amount of offspring in order to have maximum variation in the genes of...

Answered by Bethany M. • Biology tutor

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What is the ablative absolute and how do you use it?

The ablative absolute is a neat and, I think, elegant Latin subordinate clause. It is distinguishable from the main clause by a subject noun and a participle, usually the perfect, in the ablative case...

Answered by Sam C. • Latin tutor

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How to factorise a simple linear equation such as '9Y + 6'

Using the Example 9Y + 6 Factorising means to remove a common factor from both the ‘9Y’ term and the ‘6’ – this common factor will then be placed outside the brackets. For us to complete this question, we...

Answered by Solomon L. • Maths tutor

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