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If I am given a line, how do I find a line that is parallel to it? What about perpendicular?

The key fact here is to remember the relationship between the gradients of lines which are parallel and perpendicular. Two lines that are parallel will always have the same gradient. So if we have a line ...

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Answered by Harry W. Maths tutor
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A child is going down a snowy hill on a sledge. Draw a free-body force diagram for the child and sledge.

First, we model the child as a single point particle. Then, we add in arrows representing vectors for the relevant forces: friction, weight and the contact force.
We can also assume that the child h...

TB
Answered by Tessa B. Physics tutor
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Differentiate y= 2^x

Initially this looks unlike all the other differentiation questions and seems unsolvable. However the expression 2^x can be rewritten in an equivalent form that will allow us to use the differentiation ru...

MG
Answered by Max G. Maths tutor
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How exactly does integration by parts work?

Integration by parts can be considered as the inverse method of differentiation using the product rule. With the product rule we have: d(fg)/dx = f(dg/dx) + g*(df/dx) where f and g are functions ...

FI
Answered by Fahad I. Maths tutor
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Critically analyse the offence of assault occasioning actual bodily harm under s 47 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861.

The offence of assault occasioning actual bodily harm is unsatisfactory because it is an offence of constructive liability whose mens rea need not correspond to the actus reus. To be convicted of assault ...

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Answered by Joe W. Law tutor
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