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Why does time slow down for someone standing at the bottom of a mountain compared to time for someone at the top of a mountain?

The concept of time is influenced by the force of gravity. On a planet, gravity acts on every object within its gravitational field. The closer the object is to the surface of the planet, the greater infl...

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Answered by Albin C. Physics tutor
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Why are generic style labels for art movements often problematic?

Throughout Art History the canon often compartmentalises different movements, which creates a lot of pressure to identify the particular ‘style’ of an artwork. Although this is a useful introductory tool ...

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Find the volume of revolution when the curve defined by y=xe^(2x) is rotated 2*pi radians about the x-axis between x=0 and x=1

This is a standard question that may be found in a C4 mathematics paper. Students should use knowledge of the volume of revolution formula V = piint_{a}^{b} y2dx to find the expression V =...

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Answered by Hanish S. Maths tutor
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How important were the developments in free-standing Greek sculpture from 600 to 480 BC? (30 marks)

The question refers to the sculptures bridging the gap between the archaic and classical periods. The key to this question is to bring in examples of both male and female free-standing sculpture fitting t...

KJ
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BeCl2 has a linear shape with a bond angle of 180 degrees, where as H2O has a bent shape with a bond angle of 104.5 degrees. Explain why these molecules have different shapes despite having the same general formula of AB2.

BeCl2 contains 2 bonding pairs of electrons which arrange themselves as far away as possible to minimise the electron repulsion between them, giving a bond angle of 180 degrees and a linear shape. H2O als...

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Answered by Sam R. Chemistry tutor
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