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How do I construct my line of argument and paragraph points for my AO1?

When posed with the question, think about the answer carefully. What do you actually think? If the question was about the presentation of love in Othello, then think about how you think love is p...

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How can you determine what the direction of the shift is in the Bohr effect?

Haemoglobin acts as the Oxygen transportation system for the body. It is comprised of 4 polypeptide chains (quaternary protein structure) and each chain has an attached haem group. Each haem group allows ...

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Answered by Charlotte L. Biology tutor
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Find the equation to the tangent to the curve x=cos(2y+pi) at (0, pi/4)

Normally to find a tangent we want to work out dy/dx, but since this equation is x=something, it's much easier to work out dx/dy first, then we get dy/dx by doing 1/(dx/dy)=dy/dx.
By the chain rule, ...

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Answered by Sarah J. Maths tutor
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(40 marks) How should I structure my answer to the essay “Does natural law provide a helpful method of moral decision-making?”

  1. Begin with an introduction. What is natural law? (An absolutist theory that argues that nature provides unambiguous answers to moral dilemmas) who initially proposed it? (Aquinas, 13th century theol...
HL
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Discuss the significance of repetition in 'Waiting for Godot'.

Waiting is often associated with repetition. The cyclical existence of protagonist, Vladimir and Estragon, is defined by the tyranny of an unknown force, which renders them prisoners of time. Such force i...

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