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What's the difference between fixed and variable costs?

Fixed are costs that do not change with the level of output. For example, heating bills would be a fixed cost. Whether we make 100 computers or 300 computers, our fixed costs do not change. Variable costs...

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A linear sequence begins: a + 2b, a + 6b, a + 10b, ..., ... Given that the 2nd term has a value of 8 and the 5th term has a value of 44, calculate the values for a and b

This is a linear sequence which we can see increasing by 4b with every consecutive term.

Given the values of the first 3 terms, we can see that the 4th and 5th terms must be a + 14b and a + 18b...

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Answered by Alex F. Maths tutor
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How do you form the future tense?

There are two ways to express an action in the future. You can either use the near future tense, using the present tense of 'aller' (to go) followed by the infinitive or the simple future tense where you ...

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Answered by Tara D. French tutor
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How would you answer the following exam question: Why were there disagreements at the Potsdam Conference in 1945? Explain your answer (6 marks- OCR, 2015)

The mark scheme requires that you provide a 'multi-causal response' for you to score full marks. This should mean that you provide two or three reasons why there were disagreements. Also, make sure that i...

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Answered by Luis F. History tutor
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We have two straight lines AB and CD. The coordinates of A,B and C are A(1,3), B(5,9) and C(0,8). The point D lies on the line AB and is halfway between points A and B. Is the line CD perpendicular to AB?

First of all we need to find the coordinates of the point D. As D is halfway between the two points A and B, to find the midpoint of a line segment, we add the x coordinates then divide by 2, and add the ...

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Answered by Bryony H. Maths tutor
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