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How do you approach a simultaneous equations problem?

There should be at least as many simultaneous equations as there are unknown variables - or else you cannot get a numerical answer! Start by trying to eliminate one of the variables. You can multiply the equ...
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Answered by Annie H. • Maths tutor
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What are the problems created by a country having a large population growth rate?

The example I will use is the UK. One strategy the government has used is to increase the retirement age so people are working longer. Males and females now have an equal retirement age of 65 and it will be ...
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Answered by Nikita S. • Geography tutor
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What does Newton's First Law mean?

Newton's First Law states that an object will continue moving at the same velocity in the same direction unless a resultant force acts upon it. This applies to stationary objects too - if an object is still ...
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Answered by Annie H. • Physics tutor
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How do we form the pluperfect for regular verbs?

The pluperfect refers to an action at a time earlier than a time in the past already referred to. For example: "j'avais mangé avant de partir". So to form the pluperfect tense we use the imperfect ...
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Answered by Kate M. • French tutor
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What is an algorithm?

An algorithm is a set of steps that can be followed to complete a task. There are lots of examples of algorithms that we follow or use in our everyday lives. Algorithms are used to solve the many problems th...
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Answered by Joshua Z. • Computing tutor
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