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I don't understand, what do you use sin, cos and tan for?

Sin, cos and tan are functions that help you work out either, the missing angle or one of the missing lengths of a side in a right angle triangle.To work out the missing angle you need two side lengths, d...

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Rearrange the formula to make a the subject: b = (2a + 5)/3

b = (2a + 5)/3 Step 1 - Multiply both sides by 33b = 2a + 5Step 2 - subtract 53b - 5 = 2aStep 3 - divide by 2(3b - 5)/2 = a

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Over a year, the number of rabbits in a field increases by 25% and then by a further 30%. Originally there were 200 rabbits in the field how many were there at the end?

Originally the number of rabbits was 200. We therefore need to find 25% of 200 and then increase the value of 200 by the 25%, we will then know how many rabbits there are after the 25% increase. 25/100 x ...

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Find the area under the graph between x=0 and x=2 when f(x)=x^2 +2, give your answer as an exact value.

First of all we need to find the integral of our function which is f(x). Since we are integrating with respect to x and our values are in the form of x we can use the rule of raising the power for each x ...

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Jake has a piece of string that is 126cm long. He cuts the string into 3 lengths with the ratio 4:3:2 . How long is each piece of string?

First, we need to work out the length of each 'part' of string. We are told Jake cuts the string into the ratio 4:3:2 , so there are (4+3+2=9) 9 parts in total. To work out how long each part is, we calc...

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