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Solve the quadratic equation (x^2 + 6x = -2) by completing the square.

If we knew (x2 + 6x) to be the first two terms of a perfect square expression, but not the constant term that would follow, we can work it out. We would use the fact that the expression can be ...

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Answered by Lindie T. Maths tutor
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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...

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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...

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Answered by Sam G. Maths tutor
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How to express (4x)/(x^2-9)-2/(x+3)as a single fraction in its simplest form.

First we should be aware of the relationship bewteen the denominator of the two fractions. Since x^2-9=(x+3)(x-3), we can multiply (x-3) on both numerator and denominator of the fraction of 2/(x+3). Henc...

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Answered by Kexin Y. Maths tutor
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If a triangle has all equal length sides, what is the angle of one of the corners?

60 degrees

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Answered by Lily W. Maths tutor
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