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Find the length of the longest side of a right angled triangle with the two smaller sides equal to 8 and 15.

As the triangle in the question is a right angled triangle we can use Pythagoras Theorem , a2+b2=c2. c is the size of the longest size which is what we are looking for an...

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Answered by Calum P. Maths tutor
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Expand and simplify 4(x+5) + 3(x-7)

When we're doing algebra and expanding brackets, our first step is to multiply everything inside each bracket by what we have just before the bracket. Let's start with the 4(x+5). 4 lots of our unknown my...

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Answered by Connor M. Maths tutor
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Prove that multiplication of two odd numbers produces an odd number.

An even number is any number that can be divided by two to give a whole number. If we define "n" as "any whole number", we can say that "2n" is an even number. Odd numbers ca...

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Answered by Joseph J. Maths tutor
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Expand and Simplify: 6(2x+3) -x(3+(1/x))

Start by expanding the brackets: (Take special care to remember the minus sign when expanding the second bracket as this is a common mistake)= 62x + 63 - 3x - x(1/x)Simplify further:= 12...

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Answered by Orlando B. Maths tutor
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A right-angled triangle has two smaller sides of length 5cm and 12cm. What is the length of the hypotenuse?

By Pythagoras' Theorem, we know 52+122 = c2. So c2 = 169, thus c = +13 as lengths are positive.

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Answered by Niall C. Maths tutor
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