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Make x the subject of 5(x-3) = y(4-3x)

First expand out the brackets: 5x-15 = 4y -3xy Then re-arrange to bring all the x terms to one side: 5x+3xy = 4y +15 Now factorise: x(5+3y) = 4y + 15 Now we have isolated the x term, we can divide both si...

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Answered by Alisha I. Maths tutor
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How do I multiply and divide indices?

First you need to understand what an index (or power) is. It’s just a compact way of writing a number multiplied by itself a number of times. For example:

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Answered by Sarah M. Maths tutor
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What language techniques does the writer use in article 'X'

In article 'X', we can see that the writer uses onomatopaeia to bring to life the effects of the pain. Coupled with further similies and metaphors, the vibrant language engages the reader and effectively ...

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Answered by Christian P. English tutor
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How does Christina Rossetti present ideas of strength and power of women within her poem ‘Maude Clare’? In your answer, you should make reference to other poems within the collection.

Rossetti's portrayal of the strength and power of women in 'Maude Clare' is particularly interesting considering that the prevailing view in the Victorian era was that women should be more submis...

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Solve the simultaneous equations: 6x + 2y = -3, 4x - 3y = 11

(1)   6x + 2y = -3

(2)   4x - 3y = 11

Multiply by 3 so that the coefficients of y are the same

3 x (1)    18x + 6y = -9

3 x (2)    8x - 6y = 22

Add these 2 together to e...

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Answered by David H. Maths tutor
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