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What is the difference between 'ser' and 'estar'?

The verbs 'ser' and 'estar' both translate to the English 'to be'. But don't worry! There are some key differences that help us know which Spanish verb we should use. 'Ser' is used to describe permanent c...

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Answered by Leah G. Spanish tutor
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FP1 June 2016 Edexcel Exam Paper Question 7

Question7. A complex number z is given by z = a + 2i where a is a non-zero real number. (a) Find z2 + 2z in the form x + iy where x and y are real expressions in terms of a. (4) Given that z2 + 2z is real...

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Briefly describe the terms "antigen" and "antibody", and describe the structure of the latter. Briefly describe the processes of opsonisation, phagocytosis and destruction of bacteria by macrophages.

An “antigen” is a specific foreign molecular entity which is bound by antibodies during an immune response. Examples of antigens include peptides from bacterial surface proteins, which signal the presence...

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In an experiment a burrette was identified as the largest source of uncertainty, how could this uncertainty be reduced?

A burrette is a measuring apparatus a burrette measures the volume of liquid delivered during a titration. with each measurement there is an uncertainty with the recorded measurement of delivered liquid. ...

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Answered by Jarrod G. Chemistry tutor
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Outline the change we have seen in organisational culture using examples. Discuss whether the idea of culture can be managed.

The word ‘Culture’, is, as argued by Peter, one of the most complicated words in the human language. Prior to outlining how culture has changed and discussing whether it can be managed, we firstly need to...

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