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Differentiate: y = 2 ^ x

y = 2 ^ x

take ln of both sides

ln( y) = ln (2 ^ x)

using the log rules we can bring the power of x down in front of the ln

ln( y ) = x*ln(2)

differentiate both sides wr...

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Use the concept of electronegativity to justify why the acid strengths of ethanedioic acid and ethanoic acid are different.

This is a long answer (6 mark) question, which means you need to demonstrate your written communication of scientific ideas.

The first thing I would do in a question is identify the key words.

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Derive an expression for the time taken, (t) for a test mass to fall to the ground from a height (h) in a uniform gravitational field (g = 9.81 ms^-2)

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The points A and B have coordinates (2,4,1) and (3,2,-1) respectively. The point C is such that OC = 2OB, where O is the origin. Find the distance between A and C.

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What were the most significant social policy changes made by the Liberal governments from 1906 to the start of WWI?

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