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How would we evaluate (1/3)^-3/2 ?

When evaluating more complex exponentials it is helpful to break them up into smaller steps. so when we are aproched with (1/3)-3/2 we should first look at the effect that the negative sighn ha...

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Answered by Riley R. Maths tutor
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Fnd ∫x^2e^x

Intergration by parts (IBP). - This accours every time you have a mulitplication in an intergral. This quesion wants you to find the area under the graph x2ex. For any intergration b...

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Answered by Rachel B. Maths tutor
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Differentiate 2x/cos(x)

Given that you have a fraction in the question, you are clearly asked to use the quotient rule. In order to do this, you should label the numerator u, and the denominator v, like this: u = 2x v=cos(x). No...

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Answered by James S. Maths tutor
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Using transformation rules and your knowledge of trigonometric functions, draw the graph y=2sin(2x)

would use paper to show the student the final answer Your answer will be based around the graph of y=sin(x), which has a y maximum of 1 and minimum of -1, and one full cycle is completed by 2 pi....

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Answered by Victoria M. Maths tutor
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Differentiate the following equation: y = 2(x^3) - 6x

Firstly we look at the term 2(x^3). The power of x (in this case 3) is multiplied by the factor of x (in this case 2) and the power is then reduced by 1. This means it is 2x3(x^{3-1}) which simplifies to ...

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Answered by Anna W. Maths tutor
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