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How do I rationalise the denominator? (Surds)

If you have a fraction where the denominator is a surd, such as 5/(1+sqrt(2)), you need to multiply the denominator by another number so that it becomes a a whole number. If you multiply either the denomi...

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Answered by Leanne C. Maths tutor
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factorise: 3x^2+13x-30

(3x-5)(x+6)factors of 90 (3x30): 1x90, 6x15, 9x10, 5x18and add up to 13 can only be 5 and 1818-5=13 5/3 or 18/3=6 and 5x6=30so must be (3x-5)(x+6) and check by expanding with FOIL method

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Answered by Mary S. Maths tutor
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Bob buys a car for £120 after it is reduced by 20% in the sale. What was the original price of the car?

£120 is the price of the car after it has been reduced by 20%. This means that £120 is equal to 80% of the original price.2 ways to work this out:1) £120 = 80 % £ ? =100%therefore: £? = (120 x 10...

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Answered by Mary P. Maths tutor
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How can I solve reverse percentage questions?

A bag in a sale is reduced by 20%. It now costs £40. What was the original price? Solution 1: Using ratios and basic percentagesA good way to solve this problem is by thinking about what percentage is lef...

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Answered by Madeleine B. Maths tutor
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Expand (2x-1)(x+3)

Method 1: Foil method (each term of the first bracket are multiplied by each term of the second bracket, and hence the product have 4 terms before simplifying)(2x-1)(x+3) = 2xx + 2x3 - 1x -1<...

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Answered by Cherish N. Maths tutor
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