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How do I know that what I'm writing about in the first parts of the HAT test is relevant?

In short, there's no way it wouldn't be. The only way to go wrong for sure when taking HAT is to not write down something because you think it's not relevant enough. Although history in high school (for b...

Answered by Christina-Sandra S. • HAT tutor

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Should I always note whether or not historians are intentionalist, functionalist, or structuralist?

In the end, as with most topics concerning history the answer depends on the topic at hand. This might be aggravating to hear, but attempting to throw in key-words such as functionalism or intentionalism ...

Answered by Christina-Sandra S. • History tutor

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Use approximations to 1 significant figure to estimate the value of 0.101 x (51.2)^2 / (3.96)^1/2

Firstly simplify the equation down so all the elements are approximated to 1 significant figure, this gives us:0.1 x 50² / 4^1/2Then work out the values of the 50² and 4

Answered by Louise B. • Maths tutor

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What is the difference between the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems?

These are the two branches of the autonomic nervous system, which we have no conscious control of. The sympathetic system is responsible for 'fight and flight' responses, preparing the body for exercise o...

Answered by James B. • Biology tutor

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'The tragic hero's downfall is a product of their hubris' - To what extent do you agree with this view?

In an Aristotelian definition of tragedy, the tragic hero's downfall is an amalgamation of their hubris, hamartia, and the tragic villain. In Shakespearean tragedy, however, the hamartia is altered to bec...

Answered by Jack P. • English tutor

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