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How do I compare two sources in an exam answer?

It may seem simple, but the first and most important thing to remember when comparing two sources is not to forget to include some kind of analysis on both of the sources in your answer. Just because one ...

Answered by Elizabeth M. History tutor
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Describe the structure of muscle and how it contracts

Muscle is made of many myofibrils. These contain many myofilaments. Within each myofilaments is a string of sarcomeres. Each sarcomere contains myosin (thick filaments) and actin (thin filaments). Myosin ...

Answered by Luke W. Biology tutor
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How do vaccinations work?

Vaccinations contain a dead or inactive form of a pathogen, which is a disease causing microorganism (such as bacteria and viruses). When people are vaccinated, the inactivated pathogen goes through the b...

Answered by Toluwaniyin O. Biology tutor
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How does a white blood cell ingest and kill a bacteria?

White blood cells can kill pathogens in multiple ways, one of these is called phagocytosis. During phagocytosis, a specific white blood cell called a phagocyte recognises the bacteria through a process ca...

Answered by Beth F. Biology tutor
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Find the x value of the stationary points of the graph y = x^2e^x

The problem here can be solved quite easily by thinking about the graph. A stationary point occurs on a graph when it becomes 'flat'. You can think of this visually as the top of a hill or the bottom of a...

Answered by Serkan M. Maths tutor
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