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I don't understand how to solve quadratic inequalities?

Let us look at an example so we can see what is going on as we go through the method. Be cautious of just memorising the method; understanding it will make your life far easier.

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Answered by Sara H. Maths tutor
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Line L goes through point (2,13) and is perpendicular to the line y = 4x-5. Find the equation of line L.

Firstly we need to think about what facts we need to know about a line in order to write it's equation. Line equations are usually written in the form y= mx+c, which means that for any points x and y (x,y...

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Answered by Lowenna O. Maths tutor
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Solve the equation (3x + 2)/(x-1) + 3 = 4

Rearranging equations to find x.

The first thing to do is to look at the 3. To 'get rid' of the 3 from the left we need to minus 3. Remember we must do the same to both sides so we also minus 3 fro...

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Answered by Clara N. Maths tutor
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How many 4 digit numbers are such that the first digit is non-zero and it is overall a multiple of 5?

The idea for this is simply counting the number of possibilities of each digit. Since the number is a multiple of 5, then we must have it finishing with 0 or 5, i.e., we have 2 possibilities for the last ...

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Answered by Henrique A. Maths tutor
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Solve 2x + 7 = 13

In this question we are as to solve this equation and therefore find the value of x. This means we need to isolate x to find a value for it. To do this we use the reverse rules for BIDMAS whereby the firs...

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Answered by Bilal B. Maths tutor
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