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Find the roots of x^2+5x+4=0

(x+4)(x+1)=0

x=-1   x=-4

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Answered by Christian D. Maths tutor
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Prove that the lines 2y=3-x and y-2x=7 are pependicular.

We can find out whether lines are perpendicular by comparing their gradients. Each gradient should be the negative reciprocal of the other - for example, 3/2 and -2/3, or 4 and -1/4. (Writing the number a...

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Solve 3x - 5 < 16

The first thing you should always do when approaching questions like this is to get the numbers on one side and the letters on the other. This makes the equation simpler and helps you to solve it. By addi...

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Answered by Dannielle S. Maths tutor
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z = 3x + 5y, if x = 7 and z = 41, what is 2y?

z = 3x + 5y 41 = 3(7) +5y 41= 21 + 5y 20 = 5y 4 = y y = 4 2y = 8

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Answered by Hannah A. Maths tutor
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How can I solve quadratic equations by completing the square?

When we have a quadratic (ax2 + bx + c = 0) we can "complete the square" to solve for x. For example x2 + 8x + 7 = 0. First look at the x2 + 8x, in particular th...

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Answered by Thomas B. Maths tutor
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