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ABCD is a regular paralleogram, A=(2,1) B=(7,2) and C=(4,6), work out the gradient of the line CD and then work out the area of ABCD.

As its a parallelogram the gradient of CD will be the same as the gradient of AB so you just need to work out the gradient of AB using the formula (y 2 -y 1 )/(x 2 -x 1 ) which would be (2-1)/(7-2)= 1/5 or 0...
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A uniform ladder of mass 5 kg sits upon a smooth wall and atop a rough floor. The floor and wall are perpendicular. Draw a free body diagram for the ladder (you do not need to calculate any forces).

Diagram should include two orthogonal lines, representing the wall and floor. Connecting them should be a diaganol line (the ladder) At the midpoint of the line should be a vertical downward arrow whose head...
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How do I factorise quadratic equations into brackets?

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How do you integrate ?

In order to integrate an algebraic term, such as 8x 3 + 4, one must first take the power of the first term and increase this by 1, getting 8x 4 . Secondly , divide the coefficient on x by the new power, in t...
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Show that the following 2 lines are parallel: l1: 3y=15x+17 l2: 7y+5=35x

Both of these lines are straight lines since they only have x and y to powers of 1; and constants. Straight lines can be defined if two parameters are known, the gradient and the y-intercept. For two lines t...
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