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How to write an algebraic fraction in a given form e.g. (3+13x-6x^2)/(2x-3) as Ax + B + C/(2x-3) where A, B and C are natural numbers

I would break this down into simple steps:

Step 1 - Equate the 2 expressions: (3 + 13x - 6x2) / (2x - 3) = Ax + B + C / (2x - 3)

Step 2 - Multiply both sides by the demoninator: 3...

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Answered by Alex T. Maths tutor
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I am struggling to with unseen organic chemistry mechanism. I don’t know where to begin drawing them.

The purpose of a mechanism in organic chemistry is to show the movement of electron density leading to the reaction. Keeping this in mind, when faced with the starting materials, the first thing to identi...

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Answered by Darius S. Chemistry tutor
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Find the derivative of the function f:(0,oo)->R, f(x)=x^x.

The domain of the function allows us to write f(x)=xx  as f(x)=eln(x^x)=ex ln(x) (since ln(x) is defined on (0,oo) only). Using the standard derivati...

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Answered by Andrei R. Maths tutor
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Why do enzymes stop working at high temperatures?

Enzymes are biological catalysts. This means they spead up chemical reactions in the body. To understand why they might stop working, you must first look at the structure. Enzymes are proteins made up of ...

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Answered by Caitlin M. Biology tutor
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How does a catalyst and increasing temperature affect the rate of reaction?

For a reaction to occur between particles (reactants) they must overcome an energy barrier. This is called the activation energy. A catalyst provides an alternative pathway for the reaction, that has a lo...

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Answered by Jacob D. Chemistry tutor
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