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How can I understand eigenvalues and eigenvectors?

A matrix is a linear transformation between vector spaces. Often we want to think about linear maps from an n-dimensional vector space to itself. When the vector space that we're mapping to and f...

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Answered by James W. Maths tutor
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67.2 g of iron was found to react with 28.8 g of oxygen. What is the empirical formula of iron oxide?

The first step is to calculate how many moles of iron and oxygen react together. Remember that moles = mass (g)/Ar (relative atomic mass). Given that the Ar of iron is 56 and the Ar of oxygen is 16, the m...

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66 people went on a day trip and each took part in one activity: skating, bowling or painting. 43 were female. 4 out of the 10 that went skating were male. 20 people did painting. 10 males went bowling. How many females did painting?

This question is worth 4 marks and requires us to work with the information we are given. To set this up clearly, I would suggest drawing out a table with the three activities listed down the side and mal...

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How do cases work?

In German there are three main cases - subject, object and dative. The subject is the thing which is doing something, for example in 'the girl throws the ball', the girl is the subject, because she is doi...

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Explain Aquinas’ development of the idea of natural good in Natural Law Ethics.

St Thomas Aquinas develops his idea of the natural good based, primarily, on the foundational principle that all things made by God have a purpose, or 'telos.' This principle was first theorised by Aristo...

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