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Expand and simplify (3 + √ 2)(5 – √ 2)

To complete this question we can use the FOIL method. First we can multiply out the First number in each of the brackets - 3x5=15 Then we multiply the Outer numbers in each bracket - 3x-√ 2=-3√ 2 Then the In...
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Answered by Emily J. • Maths tutor
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When do you use 'haben' and when do you use 'sein' in the perfect tense?

In the perfect tense, sentences are formed using an auxiliary / helping verb ( haben or sein ) and the past participle. Haben is translated as 'to have', whilst sein is translated as 'to be'. A sentence may ...
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How do you form the past compound tense?

The past compound tense is formed with two key components. The first component is the present tense conjugation of the verb avoir or être (these are called the auxiliary verbs) and the second is the past par...
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How is the future I tense formed?

The formation of the future I tense is incredibly consistent, which really only requires you to know the present tense conjugations of the verb 'werden'. These are 'ich werde', 'du wirst', 'er/sie/es wird', ...
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Describe one likely impact on the UK leaving the Single Market (6 marks).

A single market is a level of economic integration where a group of countries eliminate all tariffs, quotas, and non-tariff barriers for members, and allow free movement of labour and capital. The EU is an e...
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