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Differentiate x^2

To differentiate x^2

Step 1) whatever the number on the power, put that in front of x. 

Step 2) Then minus one (-1)  from the power

Therefore, by putting the n...

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Answered by Anjana M. Maths tutor
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Integrate (x^3 - x^2 - 5x + 7) with respect to x.

Remember to integrate you +1 to the power and divide by the new power:(x3+1/3+1) - (x2+1/2+1) - 5(x1+1/1+1) + 7(x0+1/0+1) + CDONT FORGET YOUR CONSTANTx4

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Answered by Nathan L. Maths tutor
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How should I aproach a connected rates of change question.

You should start by identifying which parts have a fixed rate of change e.g. water is being poured in at 50 cm^3/s. You should then identify what is changing in relation to this e.g the height of fluid in...

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Answered by Kyle C. Maths tutor
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What are the parameters of the Poisson distribution?

In a Poisson Distribution, there exists only one parameter, μ, the average number of successes in a given time interval. The mean and variance of the distribution are als...

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Answered by Anuradha D. Maths tutor
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What is the best way to prove trig identities?

In my experience the sure fire way to prove trig identities is by doing the following:

1) Assess the question e.g. is it obvious you're going to need a double angle or addition formula, c...

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