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What are the solutions of (x^3)+6 = 2(x^2)+5x given x = 3 is a solution?

Firstly we will put this into a form equal to zero, by rearranging to get x3-2x2-5x+6 = 0. This is because in order to solve a polynomial we first need to set it equal to zero. We no...

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Answered by William B. Maths tutor
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What is the difference between "Futuro Semplice" and "Futuro Anteriore"?

The difference is very simple: Futuro Semplice is used to express actions that have not happened yet and it is formed with the infinitive of the verb plus its ending. Verb "dire", "to say&q...

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Answered by Luca P. Italian tutor
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Why does fetal haemoglobin have a higher affinity for oxygen than an adult haemoglobin?

In order to survive. By the time the blood reaches the placenta there is a lower concentration of oxygen in the blood, the fetal haemoglobin has a higher affinity for oxygen so that the hb can bind to oxy...

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Answered by Eden S. Biology tutor
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Find the root of the complex 3+4i

What we should know is that the root 3+4i is a complex number that looks alot like a+bi.

We can say : rt(3+4i) = a+bi (Where we dont know what a & b is..yet)

and when we square both side...

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When using the trapezium rule to approximate area underneath a curve between 2 limits, what is the effect of increasing the number of strips used?

Ideally to find the exact area under the curve, we would integrate the function and substitute in the bounds given. However, using the trapezium rule gives an approximation whereby using more trapezia inc...

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Answered by Manan M. Maths tutor
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