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How to do Indices?

There are different rules when it comes to indices. First of all we will look at the example of multiplying two expressions . For example, y2 x y4 . Here we need to do the addition r...

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Answered by Taha H. Maths tutor
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A linear sequence starts a + 2b, a + 6b, a + 10b … The 2nd term has value 8 The 5th term has value 44 Work out the values of a and b.

5th Term is a+18b=442nd term is a+ 6b=8subtract the two equations from eachother to get 12b=36 rearrange so that b=36/12=3 substitute b=3 into any of the above equations to get a; a=8-(6x3) = -10 so a=-10...

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Answered by Malini P. Maths tutor
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A cycle race across Hungary is 392,5 miles long. Bob is a contestant in this race, he can go as fast as 13.48 miles per hour and can pedal 6 hours a day. Work out in how many days will Bob complete this race.

First we need to list what we know from the text. Bob's speed : 13,48 mph and 6hour a day. The distance is 392,5 miles. How do we get the number of hours? Distance/Speed = 392,5/13,48 = 29,1172~ 29,12hour...

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Answered by Adam V. Maths tutor
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Draw a graph of x = (y + 4)/4

step 1: re-arrange the function in a nicer wayx = (y + 4)/44x = y + 4y = 4x - 4step 2: draw the graphthis is a stright line going through y axis at -4 and x axis at 1, with gradient of 4

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Answered by Rimantas K. Maths tutor
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Integrate (x+2)^2 dx

There are multiple methods that be applied here to reach a solution, integration by substitution or by applying the basic rules of integration. The first step would be to expand the expression within the ...

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