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What are surds and how do I use them ?

Surds are irrational numbers, (numbers which cannot be expressed as fractions), and normally shown as a number instead a square root, but the number itself isn't a square. For example root 3 is a surd, wh...

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Answered by Roly H. Maths tutor
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How do you solve the equation 3(6x + 2) = 10 + 4x?

Begin by expanding the brackets of the LHS:3(6x + 2) = 18x + 6 3 * 6x = 18 x and 3 *2 = 6The equation now reads:18x + 6 = 10 + 4xSubtract 4x from both sides14x + 6 = 10Subtract 6 from...

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Answered by James T. Maths tutor
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Answered by Charlotte T. Maths tutor
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Write √ 45 in the form a √ 5, where a is an integer.

You can separate any surd into factors of the number that is being square rooted, for example when you have a surd such as √ 12 it can be rewritten as √ 2 X √ 6 or √ 3 X √ 4. This is very useful when we w...

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Answered by Aaron G. Maths tutor
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If the hypotenuse of a triangle is 7cm and another side is 4cm, what's the length of the other side? How can I work this out?

The phenomenon you're describing is called 'Pythagoras theorem'. Let's go through it together. You have a right angled triangle, with the hypothesis and one side given. The pythagoras theorem gives you a ...

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Answered by Najmeh K. Maths tutor
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