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How would I go about writing an analytical essay about a musical setwork to gain maximum marks?

The best way to go about answering analysis questions is with a clear structure in your head of all the features you want to explore. The THIRST4Music template below should ensure ...

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Answered by Bronte L. Music tutor
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Describe and explain the series of events leading to excitatory post synaptic stimulation upon the activation of a pacinian corpuscle.

  1. Pacinian corpuscle is stimulated by pressure on the skin. 2) This opens stretch mediated sodium ion channels. 3) Sodium ions leak into the sensory nerve axon via facilitated diffusion thereby causin...
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Answered by Kestra D. Biology tutor
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A light wave with wavelength 590nm shines upon a metal and causes it to emit an electron with a speed of 5x10^5 m/s. What is the work function of the metal?

The first step for this question is to find out how much energy is absorbed by the electron above its work function. This is found with the kinetic energy equation: K.E.=1/2mv^2 The mass of an electron is...

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Answered by Bevan J. Physics tutor
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Differentiate y=x^3*(x^2+1)

As this is a product of two functions it is necessary to use the product rule for differentiation. Therefore one of the functions must labeled v and the other u. i.e. u=x^3 and v=(x^2+1). It is then neces...

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Answered by Bevan J. Maths tutor
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A right-angled triangle has an angle of 30 degrees and its hypotenuse has a length of 9cm. Find the length of either of the triangle's other two sides.

Please note that this solution is easier to explain with 2 diagrams 

The side opposite of the 30 degree angle: 

If we have the hypotenuse and require the length of the opposite side then we ...

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Answered by Ciaran B. Maths tutor
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