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Solve the simultaneous equations. x^2 + y^2 = 29. y-x = 3

The 2 equations are: 1) x2 + y2 = 29 2) y-x=3 In this kind of simultaneous equation, you cannot take it away from each other. Instead, you need to substitue. To do so, rearrange the ...

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Answered by Pallave S. Maths tutor
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How do I use the bow-tie circle theorem?

To explain this question, I would first draw a digram of a circle. Then I woud add a chord and create triangles with vrtices at the circumference of the circle which all have the chord as a base. Next, I ...

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Answered by Ivana T. Maths tutor
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Using the following quadratic equation, find x: x2 + 3x -4

x2 +3x -4. (x + a) (x - b) x has no co-efficient so each is 1 x.  next find two numbers with a product of -4 and a sum of +3.  cannot be 2,2 as these numbers have a sum of -4, 0 or +...

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Answered by Jake C. Maths tutor
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Why do square roots have more than 1 solution?

As 3 is equivalent to (-3)2 it follows that the square root of 9 must be + or -3.

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Answered by Masudul H. Maths tutor
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The area of this rectangle is 56 cm2 length = 3k+2 and width = 7 - Find the value of k

The first step in answering any maths question is to identify key words or key information. Key information is area, length and width. We have been told that the total area is 56cm2. We know that area is ...

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Answered by Ayat B. Maths tutor
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