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How do I integrate by parts?

When we integrate by parts, we begin by setting the first term to equal some variable U, the second term in the integral we set to be dv/dx. Then we differentiate the U to obtain du/dx and integrate dv/dx...

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Answered by Louis M. Maths tutor
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Solve for -pi < x < pi: tanx = 4cotx + 3

tanx = 4cotx + 3  - Multiply through by tan to form a quadratic. tan^2x = 4 + 3tanx - Simplify by allowing y to equal tanx. y^2 = 4 + 3y - Rearange to standard quadratic form. y^2 - 3y -4 = 0 - Factorise....

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Answered by Zak L. Maths tutor
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Why did the Tsar survive the 1905 Revolution?

You could start by outlining the weaknesses of the opposition. The first factor to consider is the weak and ineffective opposition to the regime which was further weakened by infighting (1903 split of the...

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Answered by Berk S. History tutor
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How to answer factor-based questions in history?

The best way to explain factor-based questions is to split up the essay into paragraphs explaining different factors whilst linking these factors together throughout the essay. Do not be afraid to emphasi...

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Answered by Berk S. History tutor
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Why does the language we use for professional occupations really matter?

At its most basic level language helps us communicate our thoughts and opinions with one another and in doing so it dictates how we perceive people, objects and general things in the world. If this is the...

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