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'The Treaty of Versailles was the most important cause of World War Two' - How far do you agree? (16 marks) Answering 'how far' questions.

Introduction: define what you interpret 'most important to mean'. In this case examples could be which factor had the biggest impact, which caused the most upset economically, socially an...

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Answered by Lauren C. History tutor
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I have prepared a structured Question with 3 sections a-c, see below both Q & A samples

(a) Describe Pseudomonas aeruginosa and its implications in disease.Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a common type of gram-negative bacteria usually found in soil and water. It...

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Answered by Ioanna C. Biology tutor
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The excerpt is taken from the song 'It's a Hard Life' off The Works (1984) album by Queen. Explain how Mercury portrayed his views regarding stereotypical Western virtues of love in terms of structure, harmony, tonality and rhythm.

This is a typical Queen-esque song, both harmonically and rhythmically. The form is a simple verse-chorus, and consists of three cycles, such as at Bar 7 and Bar 80. This song is bookended with Bb chords,...

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Answered by Tallulah W. Music tutor
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Explain why a 'strong' pound might reduce the sales of steel in the UK.

A 'strong' pound means that UK steel that is exported abroad becomes more expensive. This leads to a contraction of demand for UK steel in foreign markets and as a result sales will fall. Conversely, a 's...

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Answered by Sinan M. Economics tutor
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Find the coordinates of the turning point of the curve y=x^2+3x+7

We know that turning points occur when the gradient is equal to zero. Hence, we differentiate this curve. dy/dx = 2x+3 and we set this equal to zero. This gives 2x+3=0, we then rearrange to get 2x=-3 and ...

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Answered by Rosie H. Maths tutor
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