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Looking at the diagram, work out the angle of a) x, b) y, and c) z

a) the triangle is isosceles so the two missing angles must be identical. all angles in a triangle add up to 180. therefore, 180-40=140 140/2 = 70* = xb) this triangle has two angles given already, so the...

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Find the co-ordinates of the turning point of the line with equation y = x^2 + ax + b that passes through (1, 47) and (2, 60)

y = x² + ax + bWhen x=1:47 = (1)²+ a(1) + b47 = 1 + a + b46 = a + bWhen x = 260 = (2)²+ a(2) + b60 = 4 + 2a + b56 = 2a + b Let this be equation 1Let 46 = a + b be equati...

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John wants to invest £100 into a savings account for 15 years. If he invests in saving account A he will receive 3.5% simple interest and if he invests in savings account B he will receive 3% compound interest. Which account should he choose and why?

100 + (3.5 x 15) = 152.50 100 x 1.03¹⁵ = £155.80 Therefore he should choose savings account B because after 15 years he will have gained more money through interest than in account A...

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ABC is an isosceles triangle such that AB = AC A has coordinates (4, 37) B and C lie on the line with equation 3y = 2x + 12 Find an equation of the line of symmetry of triangle ABC. Give your answer in the form px + qy = r where p, q and are integers (5

As we know that AC = AB, then it must be the case that BC is the base of the triangle (because it is isosceles). Therefore, the line of symmetry of the triangle ABC goes through the point A, and is perpen...

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