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Find the solution to ln(3)+ln(x)=ln(6)

To tackle this question, you will need to know about the rules for logarithms. Here we are going to use the product rule, where the addition of these two natural logarithms equals the product of the two comp...
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How do you use trigonometry to work out angles and lengths of sides in a right angle triangle

Using the trigonometric(trig) ratios of cosine, sine and tangent we can work out side lengths and angles. Within a right angle triangle of we are given a side lenght and a angle other than the right angle we...
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Solve algebraically: 6a+b=16, 5a-2b=19

To solve these simultaneous equations, you must add/subtract both equatons from each other to eliminate one variable, allowing you to work out the value of the other. As you can see from these particular equ...
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Find the derivative for y=5x^3-2x^2+7x-15

To find the derivative, you look at each term and multiply the constant in front of the x by the power of x. Also you must lower the power of x by one after this step. So 5x 3 would be differentiated to 15x ...
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factorise the equation x^2+17x+70

Firstly, you can see from the equation that each bracket must contain an x since these multiply together to give the x 2. So you get (x..)(x..) Next, to obtain the last number of the equation you must have t...
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