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How do you differentiate? And how is integration related to it?

Differentiation is pretty simple! It has a set of instructions you need to follow and then you should be good to go! For example, differentiate x^6 The first step is to bring down the power and multiply it w...
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Find the tangent to the curve y=x^3+3 at the point x=1.

1. Differentiate the Equation of the curve to find the gradient: y'=3x^2 2. The gradient of the tangent is found by substituting x=1 into y'=3x^2: Gradient of tangent=3 3. Now we must find out the co-ordinat...
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A ball of mass 0.25 kg is travelling with a velocity of 1.2 m/s when it collides with an identical, stationary ball. After the collision, the two balls move together with the same velocity. How fast are they moving?

This question involves the principle of the conservation of momentum. Recall: Assuming no external forces act, linear momentum is always conserved . This means the total linear momentum of two objects before...
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Answered by Arnab H. • Physics tutor
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How might I begin to analyse a difficult piece of poetry?

Difficult poetry can be intimidating and overwhelming at first, so the most important thing is to take it slow. Read through the whole piece twice and get as much of a general understanding of the content as...
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How should I use quotes in an essay?

Common methods of quote analysis taught for GCSE-standard essays are similar to PQA (point, quote, analysis), which can be effective - if formulaic. While this works well at lower levels, variation can be ke...
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Answered by Sian M. • English tutor
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