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How do you 'complete the square' of a quadratic equation?

To complete the square, we need to rearrange the quadratic equation in the form of ax2 + bx + c into the form r(x + p)2 + q, where our task is to find the values of the unkowns of r,...

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Answered by Ryan B. Maths tutor
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These are the selling prices of 5 houses in 2007: £145 000, £170 000, £215 000, £90 000, £180 000 (a) Work out the mean selling price.

The mean is also known as the average. To work out the mean you need to add all the house prices together and then divide by the number of houses. So in this example the total price of the houses is 14500...

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Answered by James P. Maths tutor
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In a sale a bag is reduced by 30%. The bag is now £31.50. Work out the original price of the bag.

£45.00

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Answered by Safiya C. Maths tutor
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Solve this simultaneous equation: (1) 2x+3y=12 (2) x+4y=11

x=3,y=2

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Answered by Safiya C. Maths tutor
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How do you solve simultaneous equations?

Simultaneous equations have two unknowns, you need to find out one of the unkowns (eg. x) in terms of the other (e.g. y) in order to solve both unknowns. Using these two examples (x and y) we can construc...

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Answered by Charlie O. Maths tutor
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