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What is the difference bewteen a gerund and a gerundive?

Technically speaking, a gerund is a verbal noun and a gerundive is a verbal adjective. Gerunds and gerudnives both look very similar - the key feature in the words is a 'nd'. For example: amandi, vivendo,...

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Answered by Dharaa P. Latin tutor
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Evaluate the indefinite integral: ∫ (e^x)sin(x) dx

Note: for what’s about to come, ' denotes derivative with respect to x. Method 1 (integration by parts): let I = (e^x)sin(x) dx let u = sin(x)...

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Answered by ShenZhen N. Maths tutor
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How do I find the area under a curve between two points?

Assuming you know the equation of the line, this could possibly be done in several ways. If you are able to integrate the equation of the line definitely using your current knowledge, then do this between...

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Answered by Reece R. Maths tutor
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What are the advantages of activity based costing?

It improves business processes, it allocates indirect costs based on a product’s cost driver, or the factor that creates the cost. As costs are allocated per product, a picture starts to emerge of which b...

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Traduisez la phrase suivante: J'ai toujours aimé la musique de Katy Perry

Answer - Ask student what they got first and work outwards.

Answer - I have always loved Katy Perry's music

Discuss - Why the answer is not I always loved and how this answer would change th...

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Answered by Jennifer B. French tutor
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