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What are the missing numbers in this sequence? 2, 4, 8, ..., 32, ..., 128

First, we need to look for a pattern. What are we needing to do to get from one number to the next? As you can see, we are multiplying each number by two to get the next number. 8 multiplied by 2 is 16, a...

Answered by Odinakachukwu U. Maths tutor
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How do you find the prime factorisation of a large number like 420?

You start by dividing 420 by whichever numbers you know that it is divisible by.

420 is obviously divisible by 10 so you can start with 10 x 42.

Then, you factorise 10 and 10 = 2 x...

Answered by Abisayo A. Maths tutor
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How do you solve the simultaneous equation, 7x – 20 = 3x + 4?

To solve this equation we want to find the value of one unknown, x. The solution will be x = ___. So first we need to put all the terms with x on one side of the =, and all the constants on the other side...

Answered by Abisayo A. Maths tutor
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How many thirds are there in 12?

A third is 3 divisions of 1, for example cutting 1 muffin into thirds would give 3 pieces. So if you had 12 muffins and cut each muffin into 3 pieces you would have 36 pieces. Therefore there are 36 third...

Answered by Pree S. Maths tutor
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When a price changes from £15 to £20. By how much percentage has the price changed?

If a price goes up from £15 to £20, the price has increased. The rate of increased is solved by finding the difference in the change which is £5 (£20-£15). The percentage is gotten by £5/£15 *100% and the...

Answered by Benjamin I. Maths tutor
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