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When trying to solve inequalities (e.g. 1/(x+2)>x/(x-3)) I keep getting the wrong solutions even though my algebra is correct.

*The usual mistake with inequalities is not with a students algebra, but with lack of consideration of the inequality signs. During a tutorial I would show their false method and my correct one and also sket...
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Answered by Timothy H. • Maths tutor
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Prove that (AB)^-1 = B^-1 A^-1

This problem can be solved in 8 steps: 1. Let AB = C 2. A -1 AB = A -1 C 3. IB = A -1 C as the identity matrix I = A -1 A 4. B -1 B = B -1 A -1 C premultiply both sides by B -1 5. I = B -1 A -1 C as B -1 B =...
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What is the most important thing to do in the interview?

From my own experience and asking other people and tutors I think the most vital thing to do is be enthusiastic and passionate about your subject. If you can demonstrate a real, genuine interest in your subj...
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How should I learn all the cases?

First of all, you do not need to learn every case as there are just too many to learn. Second, there are different cases for the same points so just remember the one that is easier for you (though make sure ...
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Answered by Connor D. • Law tutor
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How should I structure my essay questions?

Whilst in a lot of subjects your essays will probably be explorative and balanced, inn Law you want to make your essays a clear argument. Start by giving your response to the question or phrase given then br...
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Answered by Connor D. • Law tutor
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