Top answers


How do i solve simultaneous equation with more than two equations and two unknowns?

While simultaneous equation with two equations and two unknowns should be easy enough to solve using elimination, substitution, or graph sketching, simultaneous equations with more than two equations and two...
NA
7020 Views

How do I complete the square of an equation?

First off, write your equation in the form: ax^ 2 +by+c=0 with a, b and c being your constant coefficients. First, we will factorise out a such that: a(x^ 2 +(b/a)x)+c Now divide b by 2. Then write a(x+(b/2a...
BD
Answered by Beth D. Maths tutor
5471 Views

How to factorise quadratic equations?

There are different ways of factoring an equation depending on the type. A few are highlighted here: 1) Taking out a common factor General formula : ab + ac = a ( b+ c) Step 1: realise that all terms of the ...
LB
Answered by Lydia B. Maths tutor
6640 Views

find the integral for xe^10x

for this type of question, integral by parts should be used . This involves using the formula for intregation by parts: lets first break apart the x and e 10x into two parts - "u" and "v"...
CS
Answered by Carl S. Maths tutor
14783 Views

Given a table showing grouped data and the frequency of each class, find the median Q2

Step 1: Add a cumulative frequency column to the table Step2: Use the formula n/2 (where n is the final total in the cumulative frequency column) to find the class the median, Q 2 , is in. Let n/2= a, so tha...
LS
Answered by Lesedi S. Maths tutor
10519 Views