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If a=4, b=-2.5, c=10, and d=-6, then calculate 1)abc 2) 4(a^2)-2d+b 3)((2d)^2)-4c+(a^2)

  1. 4 * (-2.5) * 10 = -1002)4(42) - 2(-6) + (-2.5) = 73.53)(2(-6))2 - 4(10) + (4)2 = 120
Answered by Huw M. Maths tutor
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What is the solution to the inequality shown? 3m + 5 > 2 (m-7)

So the first thing we would do is expand the right side: so multiply everything in the bracket by 2 to open it up -so it would become 2m - 14.3m + 5 > 2m -14Then we move all the like terms to one side ...

Answered by zeina f. Maths tutor
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Factorise 3𝑝𝑞4 − 12𝑞2𝑝6 fully.

3pq4 - 12q2p6 = 3(pq4-4q2p6) = 3p(q4-4q2p5) = 3pq2(q2-4p5)

Answered by Ellica M. Maths tutor
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A cake recipe for 4 people has the following ingredients: 150g of flour, 120g of sugar, 80g of butter, 20ml of milk, and 2 eggs. How much sugar do I need to bake a cake for 7 people?

120 g of sugar is required for 4 people
Therefore 120/4=30 g of sugar is required per person.
So 30x7=210 g of sugar is required to make a cake for 7 people.

Answered by Anika S. Maths tutor
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Expand and simplify (a+b)^2

a2 + 2ab + b2

Answered by Kira F. Maths tutor
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