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What is the value of x if 2X+1: 3 = 5: 9?

The product of the inside (3 and 5) and the product of the outside (2X+1 and 9) are equal to each other. Therefore 18X+9 = 15. Therefore 18X =6 and if we divide both sides by 18, we get X=1/3.

Answered by Hosouk L. Maths tutor
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How do I solve simultaneous equations using the substitution method?

2y + x = 8 (equation 1) and 1 + y = 2x (equation 2)Step 1: make y subject of equation 2: y = 2x - 1 Step 2: sub this value of y into equation 1: 2(2x - 1) + x = 8 Step 3: solve the above ...

Answered by Lulu H. Maths tutor
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Find the roots of the following equation 2x^2-11x+14=0

First start by copying down the question and making sure that you have copied all of the correct numbers. We then identify that it is a quadratic equation due to there being an x raised to a power 2 term....

Answered by Jack D. Maths tutor
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(3x+9) (7x+5)

21x^2 + 78x + 45

Answered by Caitlin A. Maths tutor
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Frank buys a car at the start of 2015, for £12,000. Each year the value fo the car depreciates by 9%. What was the value of the car at the end of 2019?

The value of the car in 2019 would be £7488.39This is because you take the original value of the car, and multiply it by the multiplier (1.00-0.09)to the power of how many years have passed since the init...

Answered by Amy N. Maths tutor
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