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What is utilitarianism?

Utilitarianism is a consequentialist normative ethical theory. Consequentialist theories hold that an action is right insofar as it creates the best possible consequences. For utilitarians, the best possi...

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Answered by John A. Philosophy tutor
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Why does the Haber process take place at high temperature and pressure?

Reaction : N2 + 3H2---> 2NH3 is in equilibrium The reaction is exothermic (produces heat) so the equilibrium will favor the left at high temperatures following Le Chatelier's principle. This is to redu...

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Answered by Phoebe L. Chemistry tutor
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What do I need to know about operating systems?

Motivation -> We need operating systems to give easy access to the hardware of a computer. A processor (CPU) can only execute one instruction at a time, yet we can have multiple applications run...

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Answered by Calum W. Computing tutor
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Give and explain 2 of the anomalous properties of ice caused by hydrogen bonding (3)

Compared to water ice is less dense this is due to hydrogen bonds in the open lattice holding the H2O molecules apart whereas in liquid form the hydrogen bonds break allowing the molecules of w...

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Answered by Zahra B. Chemistry tutor
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Integrate f(x)=lnx

Integration by parts formula is given in all A level maths formula books however would be of use to memorise Formula: INT(uv')dx= uv- INT(u'v)dx Hint: write lnx as (1).lnxlet u=lnxhence u' = du/dx = 1/x l...

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Answered by George N. Maths tutor
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