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First off, write your equation in the form: ax^ 2 +by+c=0 with a, b and c being your constant coefficients. First, we will factorise out a such that: a(x^ 2 +(b/a)x)+c Now divide b by 2. Then write a(x+(b/2a...

Writing an A Level essay which successfully hits the mark scheme with fluidity and a clear style can sometimes seem to be a daunting task. Where at GCSE level it is adequate to simply demonstrate subject kno...

When writing any essay, you must always include an introduction, a main body of text, and a conclusion. It's like a sandwich, with the good meaty stuff right in the middle. The introduction, in any essay, ne...

There are different ways of factoring an equation depending on the type. A few are highlighted here: 1) Taking out a common factor General formula : ab + ac = a ( b+ c) Step 1: realise that all terms of the ...

for this type of question, integral by parts should be used . This involves using the formula for intregation by parts: lets first break apart the x and e 10x into two parts - "u" and "v"...