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What is the past historic and when would I use it?

The past historic or le passé simple is another past tense in French. However, nowadays it is never heard in spoken French and you will only see it in literary texts. In literary texts, it is use...

Answered by Isla P. • French tutor

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Can you explain the sum of 1 to 100?

The idea here is to pair your numbers up to get to the solution. If you were to put this through a calculator it would take you a while. However, if we simplify the problem to the sum of 1 to 10 you'll be...

Answered by Jasivan S. • Maths tutor

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How do I write a successful introductory paragraph?

Reference the texts and authors 2) Immediately begin to compare / analyse3) Overview of the argument 4) Relevant context
For example:QUESTION: 'Womens writing tends to focus on feelings and s...

Answered by Honor E. • English Literature tutor

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Who is considered to be the more effective King of the gods, Zeus (Iliad) or Jupiter (Aeneid)?

ZEUS:gentlecompassionatemore human figure
JUPITER:impartialharshcolder characterisation
BOTHpowerful - epithets 'the cloud gatherer' (Zeus), '...

Answered by Honor E. • Classical Civilisation tutor

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Find the exact solution, in its simplest form, to the equation ln(4y + 7) = 3 + ln(2 – y) (Core Maths 3 Style Question)

First we subtract ln(2-y) from both sides to get "ln(4y+7) - ln(2-y) = 3". By applying the laws of logs from C2, we have "ln[(4y+7)/(2-y)] = 3". Therefore, if we put them as exponents ...

Answered by Danielle B. • Maths tutor

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