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MATHS confusion.....
(k+4)(k-4) < 0 is not incorrect. 16 is equal to square of 4. Using a^2 - b^2 = (a+b)(a-b), k^2 -16 = (k+4)(k-4) Proof: (k+4)(k-4) =k(k-4) + 4(k-4) =k^2 -4k +4k -16 = k^2 -16 Following from.... (k+4)(k-4) < 0 Solutions of k are -4 and 4 Since this is less than zero, the range of values covered... -
AS Applied ICT Year 2009 Nov Practical exam???
By the way, are you only giving AS or both AS and A2 together? -
AS Applied ICT Year 2009 Nov Practical exam???
They can. There are lots of possibilities. The best and safest thing you can do is to know all three (Access, Excel and Word) as well as possible and then hope for the best. -
AS Applied ICT Year 2009 Nov Practical exam???
I think you meat spreadsheet. Anyways, I don't think there is any specific reason for this. MS Access stuff are as important as Excel and Word. Check out 2010 May exam paper 2, it has all three. -
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economics
The PPC/PPF, as you know, shows the different combination of two or more goods and/or services that an economy can produce with the best utilization/ most efficient use of its resources. the usual shape of PPC are concave to the origin or the curves are bowed outwards. This shows that as more of... -
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Further Mathematics Help!
I don't know much about further maths but yes it is possible to get not only a A but also an A*. One student from my school got an A*. -
A2 AICT Specimen paper 4 practical help
I need help with the following: # For Task A, Q5 do I need to design a label of my own? # Task C What do they mean by “Call up the test dates records” of the first point and how do I do it? Also how do I “……distinguish between first test from repeating tests, adding a field to the form letter... -
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