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Please help, c: - I don't know how to do it, so if someone could show the step by step working it'd be great. 10^n>=7^n+5^n for all integers n>=2

Our prescribed text is The Awakening by Kate Chopin, this text focuses particularly on sexual/self discovery, could anyone suggest TWO related texts (Preferably of different text types) that I could use? It would be very appreciated c:

Hey man, do you have the Jacaranda Chemistry HSC pdf ??? If so, it'd be of immense help if you could give it to me.

Yeah, I've thought about it quite a bit. My biggest concern other than that was UMAT. I've heard many high achieving students have failed to get into medicine on account of their poor UMAT performance..

I'm in year 11, and I know it is a probably a great deal easier than year 12, but using this can anyone tell me if they think I can make it into medicine: Maths Extension 1: 98% Rank 1. 2u Maths: 100% rank 1. Advanced English 92% Rank 1 Extension english 86% rank 2 (Will be dropping in...

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Show full working out, please. It would be very helpful. 1. 1/5x^2-2x-7 < 5/13 2. 1 < 4x-4/2x+3 < 3

Prove that the bisector of the angles between the tangents drawn to a circle from an external point passes through the centre.

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I need help with an exponential equation please show working out step by step: 4^a + 3 × 4^a = 8

So I've been struggling to answer these two questions, please try help if you can! 1. CD is a diameter of the circle. CE, OF and DG are each perpendicular to the line EXFYG.(X and Y are points on the circle, and EG cuts the circle at two points.) Prove that EX = YG. 2. PAB is an isosceles...

I seeeeeee, thank you so much! Haha, seems so simple once you have it explained. Thanks c:

Please help if you can! The questions is: AB and AC are two chords of a circle on opposite sides of center O. P and Q are the mid-points of AB and AC respectively. Prove that A, P, O and Q are con-cyclic.