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Why is DNA replication semi-conservative?

DNA is in a double helix structure, meaning there are two strands. When we need DNA to replicate, for example when a cell divides during growth, the strands undergo unwinding. This process is done by an e...

EC
Answered by Emma C. Biology tutor
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What is Diminished Responsibility and Loss of Control?

Diminished Responsibility and Loss of Control are both partial defences to murder (sometimes referred to as voluntary manslaughter). Diminished Responsibility is codified under S.52 of the Coroners and Ju...

AS
Answered by Amber S. Law tutor
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What is an optical isomer?

An optical isomer is when a molecule has a 'non-superimposable mirror image'. This means that if you draw out its reflection, it is not the same as the original. A good example in daily life would be feet...

PS
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Why does differentiation work like it does.

Differentiation is about the tangent at a point, from GCSE we have a formula to work out the gradient between two points, in other words, the gradient of the tangent. This means that as the two points get...

LF
Answered by Lucas F. Maths tutor
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(a) Express (1+4*sqrt(7))/(5+2*sqrt(7)) in the form a+b*sqrt(7), where a and b are integers. (b) Then solve the equation x*(9*sqrt(5)-2*sqrt(45))=sqrt(80).

(a)   We can ‘get rid of’ a square root in the denominator simply by multiplying by 1 (value of the fraction stays unchanged) in a suitable form. We will take advantage of this formula: (a+b)(a-b)=a^2...

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Answered by Kristina B. Maths tutor
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