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Multiply (x+2) & (x+3)

To do this question you would use the FOIL method. This is short for 'First, Outside, Inside, and Last'. First you multiply the first two values (the x's) from each bracket, then you multiply the outside ...

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Answered by Ryan F. Maths tutor
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Integrate y=3x+2 with respect to x between the bounds x=5 and x=0, and state the physical significance of this.

47.5 units^2The area underneath the curve bound by the axis being integrated with respect to (i.e. x axis)

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Answered by Harry W. Maths tutor
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Make a the subject of the formula f=(a+1)/2

2f-1=a

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Answered by Berin G. Maths tutor
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Exand and simplify (x-2)^2

When tackling this question you cannot simply multiply what is in the bracket as this this is not fully expanded. First you must rewrite it as (x-2)(x-2). From here we can on expand the brackets by multip...

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Answered by Joshua S. Maths tutor
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How do you find the area of a sector of a circle if you know the radius and the angle in the centre?

You find the area of the circle (using radius2* π). You divide your angle by 360 (or by 2π). You multiply the 2 answers and you find the area of the sector.

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Answered by Jessica P. Maths tutor
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