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What is a Binomial distribution and when, in an exam, should I use it?

The Binomial distribution is a sequence of N trials which each have a probability, p, of occurring. Each trial is either successful (with probability p) or not. It can be used to give us the probability o...

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Answered by Dean B. Maths tutor
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X^2 - 4y = -8 y=3

X^2 - (4*3) + 8 = 0
X^2 -4 = 0
X^2 = 4
X = 2

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Integrate (x^2 +2)(2x-6) with respect to x.

For a simple integration like this, begin by expanding the brackets to get 2x3-6x2+4x-12. Next each term should be integrated with respect to x, begin with the first term, each peer ...

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Answered by Nicholas B. Maths tutor
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James has a short drive to his garage which he wishes to pave with a single layer of bricks. If his square drive has side length 2m and James buys the bricks in stacks of 10 with each brick being 0.2m long and half as wide how many stacks must James buy?

There's a lot of information to take on in this question so it's firstly important to isolate the facts: ...

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Answered by Tutor195051 D. Maths tutor
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Solve the following simultaneous equations: x+y=9; x-2y+1=1.

Step 1: x+y=7 can be rearranged as: x= 9 - y.Step 2: We substitute the expression of x in the second equation: 9 - y - 2y + 1 = 1Step 3: We calculate the value of y. 9 + 1 - 1- 3y=0. It is equivalent with...

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Answered by Daniel T. Maths tutor
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