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What is the ablative absolute and how do you use it?

The ablative absolute is a neat and, I think, elegant Latin subordinate clause. It is distinguishable from the main clause by a subject noun and a participle, usually the perfect, in the ablative case...

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Answered by Sam C. Latin tutor
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How to factorise a simple linear equation such as '9Y + 6'

Using the Example 9Y + 6 Factorising means to remove a common factor from both the ‘9Y’ term and the ‘6’ – this common factor will then be placed outside the brackets. For us to complete this question, we...

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Answered by Solomon L. Maths tutor
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How do you form the conditional tense in French?

In French you form the conditional tense in 2 simple steps:

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Why is MC=MR at the profit maximizing level of output?

MC = marginal (extra) cost incurred by a firm when its production raises by one unit.

MR = marginal (extra) revenue a firm rece...

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Difference between horizontal and vertical translations of graphs

f(x), k>0
a. vertical translation
y=f(x) + k : graph shifts k units up
y=f(x) - k : graph shifts k units down
b. horizontal translation
y=f(x - k) : graph shifts k units right<...

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