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How can I approach this essay question: ‘MacDonald betrayed the Labour Party during his second ministry, 1929–31.’ How far do you agree?

Before getting into writing you should start by analysing the question and making sure you know what it's asking you to do. In this case, you need to have some idea of how a politician could 'betray' his ...

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Answered by Mark R. History tutor
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1. Outline and evaluate research into the effects of leading questions on the accuracy of eyewitness testimony (8 marks)

Inaccurate eyewitness testimony is the main reason for false convictions. Therefore, it is important research investigates how the accuracy of eyewitness testimonies can be affected. Loftus and Palmer’s (...

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Answered by Amy M. Psychology tutor
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pressure = 2.3 × 10^5 Pa temperature= 200K. At a constant volume, when the temperature increases to 300K what is the pressure in Pa?

Divide pressure by temperature to get the constant = 1150. Making sure all values are in the correct units.Then multiply by 300K to get the increased pressure. 3.45 x 10^5 Pa

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Answered by Rebecca P. Physics tutor
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How do we complete the square with questions involving a number stuck with the x-squared?

Let me show you an example:Complete the square for the following equation....4x2+ 8x - 91) Divide the whole equation by 4, as this is the easiest way to make things simple. It allows us to comp...

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Answered by Dhruv S. Maths tutor
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'Economic depression was the main reason Hitler came to power', to what extent do you agree? (16 marks)

When answering a GCSE 16 mark question it is important to make sure you plan the main points you are going to use in your answer. Your plan does not have to be extensive, it can be a simple list or spider...

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Answered by Francesca S. History tutor
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