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Solve the following simultaneous equations: 6a + b = 16; 5a - 2b = 19

There are 2 methods in solving this set of equations, in order to find the 2 unknowns: (a) and (b). Method 1: Firstly rearrange equation 1 to make (b) the subject: b = 16 - 6a. This can then be substituted i...
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Answered by Doroti C. • Maths tutor
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How can I better my linguistic analysis in poetry?

Being able to analyse language in English is crucial to getting an A*; poets use every word deliberately. Sounds matter, as most poems are read orally. Every quotation should be followed by an analysis of it...
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How can I better my Verse Unseen translation?

There are several crucial steps to becoming stronger at Latin Verse Unseen. Firstly, look at the structure of every sentence and find the verb first: the verb will tell you whether your subject is singular o...
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Answered by Sophie B. • Latin tutor
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How do I prepare for the MLAT?

The MLAT is a very wide-ranging test that covers all modern languages taught at the university, and also linguistics. If you are preparing for a language you have studied to A-Level, then you need to have a ...
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In the perfect tense, with verbs ending in -er, how do you know when to write "é/és/ée/ées" at the end of the verb?

In the perfect tense, with most verbs, you will use:-> a pronoun + the verb " avoir " in the present tense + the past participle of the verb you're usingFor instance: "J'ai mangé une pomme....
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Answered by Candice H. • French tutor
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