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A voucher takes 12% off a bill at a restaurant. After using the voucher, the bill for a meal is £31.68. How much was the bill before using the voucher?

The best way to tackle this sort of worded problem is to create a solvable equation. Lets call the bill before the voucher was used, X. So, the price after the voucher was applied is: = X...

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Answered by Rohan B. Maths tutor
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There are 11 pens in a bag, 4 Green and 7 Blue. What is the probability of picking the same coloured pens?

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Answered by Laura H. Maths tutor
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(Economics A-level) Is the cross elasticity of demand for tea likely to be positive or negative following a rise in the price of milk? Explain your answer

Let's first break down the concepts involved in this question. Price elasticity of demand is the responsiveness of the quantity of a good demanded to changes in the price of that good. Cross price elastic...

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Answered by Dylan G. Maths tutor
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There are 11 pens in a box. 8 are black and 3 are red. Two pens are taken out at random without replacement. Work out the probability that the two pens are the same colour.

There are two solutions here which must be found. Both 2 red pens and 2 black pens being selected.
First the red pensIf the total number of pens is 11 and number of red pens is 3, the probability of ...

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Answered by Jack R. Maths tutor
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The equation of the line L1 is y=3x–2. The equation of the line L2 is 3y–9x+5=0. Show that these two lines are parallel.

We should recall that two lines are parallel when they have the same gradient. We can see the gradient of a line by writing it in the form y=mx+c, which will make the gradient equal to the coefficient of ...

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Answered by Dylan G. Maths tutor
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