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How do one tailed and two tailed hypothesis tests differ

A one tailed test is when you are testing specifically for an increase or decrease- eg whether the probability of a person buying a product has INCREASED after a marketing change

A two tailed test ...

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Answered by Katie G. Maths tutor
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What is osmosis and how does it differ from what I learned at GCSE about diffusion

At GCSE osmosis was simplified to just diffusion of water so it is the spreading out of water molecules from where there is a high concentration to a low concentration- but in fact osmosis depends both on...

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Answered by Katie G. Biology tutor
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What are the 5 stages of the Medical school Application?

  1. Volunteering

  2. Work experience

  3. UKCAT/BMAT

  4. Personal Statement (UCAS)

  5. Interview Preparation

(each is an ext...

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Explain how the DNA of a Eukaryote is replicated

To replicate the DNA of a eukaryotic cell, the double helix structure must first be unwound to present the base pair sequence. This is done using DNA helicase (this enzyme breaks the hydrogen bonds connec...

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Answered by Oscar W. Biology tutor
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What is ionic bonding? Give an example

A bond formed between a metal atom and a non-metal atom in which electrons are transferred from the metal atom to the non-metal atom, forming ions. If an atom loses an electron, it becomes positively char...

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Answered by Safia A. Chemistry tutor
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