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Integrate (x+2)^2 dx

There are multiple methods that be applied here to reach a solution, integration by substitution or by applying the basic rules of integration. The first step would be to expand the expression within the ...

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Write 3a - a x 4a + 2a in its simplest form.

= 5a - 4a^2The rules of BODMAS (brackets, Orders, Division, Addition, Subtraction) applies. Times the "a" with "-4a" first, forming 4a squared (4a^2). Then group the "3a" and...

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How do I find the roots of a quadratic?

e.g. given x^2 +3x -8 = 0using the quadratic formulayou find x = (-b +- sqrt(b^2 -4ac))/2ayou then find one root using the plus instead of plus minus sign, and the other root using the minus instead of pl...

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X is inversely proportional to Y. When X=4, Y=9. If Y=6, what is the value of X?

There are a few steps to this question. Before we can work out our value of X we will have to figure out an equation that links X and Y.Now if X were proportional to Y, then as X got bigger so would Y.We ...

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Hey I am having difficulties solving simultaneous equations? Please may you help me!

Yes of course.
I will start with an example. Try and solve these simultaneous equations I will talk you through the model answer below.
3x + y = -4 3x - 4y = 6
Notice both equations contai...

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