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Factorise fully 3*a^3*b +12*a^2*b^2 + 9*a^5*b^3

To factorise 3a 3 b + 12a 2 b 2 + 9a 5 b 3 , we need to deal with like elements together.Start with the integers. The highest common factor of 3, 12, and 9 is 3. Therefore we factor out the 3 and the express...
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Find the highest common factor of 432 and 522

To do this, we first need to calculate the prime factorisations of 432 and 522, that is to say we need to break the numbers down into their prime factors.Let's start with 432. 432 = 2 x 216432 = 2 x ( 2 x 10...
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The area of a circle is 16π cm squared. Find the diameter of the circle.

We can calculate the area of a circle using the following formula:A = pi x r 2 The area we are given is 16pi. Therefore, we can divide both sides by pi. So,16pi = pi x r 2 becomes16 = r 2 We can squareroot b...
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Find the 100th term in the sequence 3, 7, 11, 15...

To answer this question, we need to form an equation to work out the nth term of the series. To do this, the first thing we do is calculate the difference between each term.7 - 3 =411 - 7 = 415 - 11 = 4The d...
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Find the next three terms of the sequence 17, 14.5, 12, 9.5

To find the next three terms of the sequence, we first need to work out the pattern.The difference between the first two terms is 17 - 14.5 = 2.5The difference between the second and the third term is 14.5 -...
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