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how do you solve a linear equation where there are unknowns on each side e.g. 4(k + 7) = 12k + 4

In order to solve this equation you want to get all of the unknowns on one side of the equal sign and all of the numbers on the other side. However, before you do this, the first step is to expand the bra...

Answered by Molly G. Maths tutor
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rearrange the equation y=7x-3 to make x the subject

The first step would be to have the x's on their own so add three to both sides so the equation goes from y=7x-3 to y+3=7x. The current subject is 7x= we need x= so both sides need to be divided by 7. Thi...

Answered by Sam G. Maths tutor
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The first four terms in a sequence are: -1, -4, -7, -10. Write an expression for the nth term of the sequence.

Answer: -3n + 2Explanation: 'n' stands for term number. The 'nth' term is a formula with 'n' in it which enables you to find any term of a sequence. This sequence of numbers changes by the same a...

Answered by Rebecca L. Maths tutor
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Expand and simplify (3 + √ 2)(5 – √ 2)

To complete this question we can use the FOIL method.

First we can multiply out the First number in each of the brackets - 3x5=15

Then we multiply the Outer numbers in each bracket - 3x-√ 2=...

Answered by Emily J. Maths tutor
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Factroise x^2+9x-22 inro its simplest form

This is a basic question that many GCSE student struggle with, the key way to answer this question is to develop a strong technique, understand the process and stick to it!What two number when timed toget...

Answered by Ifrah K. Maths tutor
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