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Make 'a' the subject of the formula: p = (3a + 5) / (4 - a)

Firstly, multiply the whole equation by (4 - a) to cancel out the denominator, so the equation becomes: p(4 - a) = (3a + 5). Then expand the brackets: 4p - ap = 3a +5. Then rearrange the equation to: 4p - 5 ...
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Solve the equation x^3-5x^2+7x-3=0

First start by considering the x 0 coefficient which is -3. These include ±3 and ±1. Substituting x=1 into the polynomial produces an answer of 0 which shows that x=1 is a factor of the polynomial. Therefore...
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How many thirds are there in 9?

To understand the question, we have to know what a third is. 1 is made up of three thirds (3/3 presented in a fraction), so in order to obtain 9 we must multiply it by 3. The answer is 27.
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When do you use each of the SUVAT equations? I am slightly confused about projectile motion.

Motion is a topic in physics that is sometimes hard to understand. When we talk about motion we think about acceleration, velocity, time and displacement. In the case of projectile motion, we usually discuss...
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Describe how muscle cells contract

An action potential depolarises the sarcoma and depolarisation travels down the T-tubules to the sarcoplasmic reticulum, which releases Ca 2+ (calcium ions) to the sarcoplasm. Ca 2+ cause tropomyosin to chan...
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