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prove that any odd number squared is one more than a multiple of four.

any odd number can be written as (2n+1), where n is any integer (whole number). Squaring any odd number is therefore= (2n+1)2 . expanding the brackets gives =4n2+2n+2n+12 ...

Answered by Harry J. Maths tutor
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how do you know if two straight lines on a graph are parallel or perpendicular?

On a straight line graph, the lines are formed by an equation in the form y=mx + c. The m value in this equation represents the gradient, and the c value is the y-intersect.If t...

Answered by Annie T. Maths tutor
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For the function f(x) = 4x^3 -3x^2 - 6x, find a) All points where df/dx = 0 and b) State if these points are maximum or minimum points.

Part a) requires you to find df/dx for the given function. To do this, we differentiate the function once, which is done by multiplying the power of each 'part' with the part itself and subtracting 1 from...

Answered by Martin M. Maths tutor
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Solve the equation (4x-3)/2 + (7x+1)/6 = 29/2.

x = 5

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What is the expansion of (x + 4)(x - 5) ?

To expand this we multiply the first term in each bracket together to get x2 Then we do the first bracket's first term by the second bracket's second term to get -5x The we do the first bracke...

Answered by Honor D. Maths tutor
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