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How can I find the stationary points of a parabola given it's equation?

You can find the stationary points by differentiating the equation and then solving it for zero. What this means, is that you can take the power of the Xs in the equation, and differentiate by bringing th...

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Answered by Miriam A. Maths tutor
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What is the different between an increase in demand and an extension in demand?

First of all this is something that people very frequently struggle with and it can be difficult to get your head around at first. But if we were to look at the demand curve it is easier to visualise the ...

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Answered by Adam M. Economics tutor
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Solve algebraically the simultaneous equations 2x^2-y^2=17 and x+2y=1

To solve these equations, we have to rearrange the second equation to make x ‘the subject’ and then we can substitute it into the first one. First, subtract 2y from both sides so x=1-2yNext substitute thi...

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Answered by Benjamin H. Maths tutor
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What are the best ways to analyse a poem?

The first thing to do once you've finished reading a poem, before you even begin to analyse in-depth, is to think about how the writer is trying to make you (the reader) feel and make a note of any themes...

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To what extent was the role of the Red Army the most significant reason Lenin was able to strengthen rule over Russia

The Red Army were not only the most significant reason Lenin strengthened control over Russia but also critical to implementing the one party state, The Red Army were comprised of 300,000 men and Trotsky ...

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Answered by Sam B. History tutor
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