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The line AB has equation 5x+3y+3=0. It is parallel to a line with equation y=mx+7. What is m?

If the lines are parallel then when the line AB is given in the form y=mx+c then the gradient m of AB is equal to that of the other line. Rearranging the equation for line AB gives y=-(5/3)x-1 so m=-(5/3)...

Answered by Mina T. Maths tutor
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Differentiate the equation y = (1+x^2)^3 with respect to (w.r.t.) x using the chain rule. (Find dy/dx)

For this example it would be better to use a dummy variable (a variable just to help with solving the equation but isn't a part of the final answer). Let us say our dummy variable, t = 1+x^2. So, substitu...

Answered by Paolo A. Maths tutor
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Integrate the expression cos^2(x).

This is a common question in C4 and the trick used to solve it is often used in sub-sections to full questions.

To solve it, we must simplify the expression in terms of cos(2x) using two trigonomet...

Answered by Rohan T. Maths tutor
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Find the gradient of a straight line with the points P(5,3) and Q(8,12)

First we draw a picture, to visually see what the question is asking. A simple set of coordinate-axes and notches so we can accurately put our point P and Q, though being accurate isn't important it will ...

Answered by Alexander G. Maths tutor
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Integrate x*cos(x)

As there are 2 x terms in the integral we will use integration by parts. Remember;  ∫u*(dv/dx)dx =  uv -  ∫v*(du/dx)dx (found by integrating the product rule). From xcos(x) we need to decide which x term ...

Answered by Rebecca W. Maths tutor
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