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Thats what I did but the answer is still incorrect. Could you please work it out so I can see how to do it correct.

Yes, solve for x. All I know is that you must equate them. I do not know where to go from there.

Hello, Could you please help me with a problem that I saw in my exam? I have tried to solve it but end up getting one solution which is not correct. There happens to be 2 solutions to the problem which appear periodically. The problem has to be algebraically solved without the use of a...

Hey everyone, I have a question from a past exam paper that I was doing. I spent a lot of time trying to solve it, however I have failed. I would appreiciate it if I got some assistance from a professional or someone that can answer it correctly. Question: A car is parked on the side...

Once again, you have provided a very well explained answer. Thank you Sir.

Thank you for a detailed, explained and very easy to understand explanation. I understand where I went wrong and why. EDIT: If i was to use energy to calculate this problem, how would I do it?

I have this question from another site where a member asked this. I attempted to answer it and they think it is incorrect. I would therefore like someone who knows what they are talking about to answer this question if it is incorrect and explain where I am going wrong. Thank you. Question ...