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What are the core tenets of British Conservatism?

Law and order- Traditional conservatives have a highly negative view of human nature, theorists such as Hobbes argued that the government was needed to act as a Leviathan, in this case me...

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Expand and simplify 3(m+4)-2(4m+1)

The first step is to expand out the brackets, we can do this more simply by splitting the equation into two parts. In order to expand the first half of the equation, 3(m+4), you must times both m and 4 by...

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Define market failure and give two examples in which this may occur.

Market failure can be defined as the mis-allocation of resources in a market. Complete market failure occurs when no good or service is provided resulting in the nonexistence of a market. Partial market f...

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Answered by Kwabena A. Economics tutor
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Write 𝑥²+6𝑥+11 in the form (𝑥+a)²+b.

This question wants you to "complete the square". To start this question we put a = (coefficient of x)/2 = 6/2 = 3.So far we have 𝑥²+6𝑥+11 = (𝑥+3)²+b. We now need to find b. We can expand and si...

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Functions f and g are such that f(x) = x^2, g(x) = x-3. Solve gf(x)=g^-1(x)

First, we substitute in our functions f and g. We can do this in two ways.1) Find g^-1:As g takes 3 from x, the inverse operation must add 3 to x. So g^-1(x) = x + 3Then our equation gf(x) = g^-1(x) becom...

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