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Rationalise the denominator of the following fraction: 1/(√2 + 1)

We start with 1/(√2 + 1) 

Normally with rationalising surd denominators we multiply the top and bottom of the fraction by the denominator. But this time we have a surd ADDED by a rational...

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Answered by Richard M. Maths tutor
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The Curve C has the equation 2x^2-11+13. The point Q lies on C such that the gradient of the normal to C at Q is -1/9. Find the x-co-ordinate of Q

The first ste here is the find the general equation for the gradient tangential to the curve. This is done by differentiation of the equation to give 4x-11=dy/dx. dy/dx is the gradient...

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Answered by Matthew H. Maths tutor
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What is the role of aspect in Russian?

The two forms of aspect in Russian (the imperfective and the perfective) essentially function in the same way as the perfect and imperfect tenses do in other languages.

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Answered by Matthew B. Russian tutor
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With the use of examples, explain how physical factors can hinder a country's development

Examiners like this question because it asks you to link your knowledge of physical geography to development. It can seem a bit out there if you haven't done much physical geog but you should still be ...

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Answered by Richard M. Geography tutor
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Factorise 15r+10

Step 1) look at the numbers 

Both 15 and 10 are factors of 5

step 2 ) look at the letters 

there is only one letter 'r' after the 15 

step 3) the...

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Answered by Judy L. Maths tutor
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