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I'm doing 1st year IT in uni and have maths questions which are beyond me, please help!

Question 5 is causing me issues!

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Hi alang2101, welcome to MHB!

Please do not expect us to do your homework completely for you.
That's no good for you and that's no fun for us either.

Can you indicate what you have tried and where you are stuck?
If you show some effort you're sure to get help.
 
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If you're to submit this using Turnitin it is, in my opinion, definitely cheating if you get any help here. The Turnitin system is designed to detect plagiarism from internet sources. I'm closing this thread, notwithstanding the actions of other staff.
 

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