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Find the set of values for which: 3/(x+3) >(x-4)/x

First we must consider for which values of x the equation: 3/(x+3) = (x-4)/x is undefined. In this case, x=-3, and x=0. 

Now we must consider each of the cases, x<-3, -3<x<0, 0&l...

Answered by David M. Further Mathematics tutor
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If a car of mass 1000kg travels up a slope inclined at 5 degrees at a speed of 20 meters per second calculate the power output of the car's engine (assuming a resistive force due to friction of 500N)

To find power we are going to need the equation:

P = F v 

Where P is power, F is force and v is velocity

Since the car is travelling at a constant speed up the...

Answered by Sam W. Further Mathematics tutor
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find general solution to: x(dy/dx) + 2y = 4x^2

Divide through by x so:      (dy/dx) +2(y/x) = 4x

Now multiply through by the intergrating factor:  e^(| (2/x) dx) = e^(2.ln(x)) = x^2

so you get:     (x^2)(dy/dx) + 2xy = 4...

Answered by Matthew P. Further Mathematics tutor
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What is De Moivre's theorem?

In complex number ( especially for any real number) x and integer n it holds that

(cos(x) + i(sinx))^n = cos(nx) + isin(nx) where i is the imaginary unit repres...

Answered by BARUN S. Further Mathematics tutor
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Prove that the function f:ZxZ -> ZxZ defined by f(x,y) = (2x+y,x+y) is a bijetion.

Here, we must remember the definition of a bijection. To be bijective, a function must be both injective and surjective. For a function to be injective, we must have that f(a) = f(b) implies that a = b...

Answered by Felix S. Further Mathematics tutor
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