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How important was the use of fear in the achievement of Stalin’s economic policies?

During his time in power, Stalin reinforced a ‘cult of personality’ throughout Soviet Russia in order to push through his most radical economic reforms. Indeed, the cult was inaugurated during Stalin’s 50...

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Answered by Amber G. History tutor
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Explain using a diagram the price/output of a firm competing in a perfectly competitive market during the long run. Is this equilibrium point beneficial?

A firm competing in a perfectly competitive market is considered a price taker and is unable to set their own prices due to characteristics such as selling homogeneous goods with many buyers and sellers ,...

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Answered by Joe B. Economics tutor
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Solve x^2+7x+12=0

We need the equation in the form (x+a)(x+b)=0. The numbers in the brackets (a and b) must multiply together to get the constant at the end of the equation, in this case 12. The numbers (a and b) must add ...

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Answered by Amy S. Maths tutor
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To what extent did German nationalism lack popular appeal in the period from 1789 to 1919?

Looking at this period German nationalism did lack popular appeal to a large extent in the early period until 1862 onwards where leaders popularised it. To fully consider what extent German nationalism la...

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Answered by Susannah B. History tutor
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If fusing hydrogen nuclei together puts them into a lower energy state, and matter always wants to be in a lower energy state, then why hasn't all the hydrogen in the universe already done this?

We first need to look at why fusion of hydrogen nuclei results in a lower energy state. On the face of it, hydrogen nuclei are just protons, which all carry an equal positive electric charge. This means t...

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Answered by Callum C. Physics tutor
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