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Suppose that you go to a party where everyone knows at least one other person, you get a bit bored and wonder whether there are at least two people which know the same number of people there.

To get our head around a problem like this is always very useful to think of a few examples. First supposed that this party is a bit borining and there are only 2 people, then by assumption they know each...

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Answered by Andrea S. Maths tutor
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How do you solve trigonometric equations?

To help explain we will use the following example: Show that cos(2x) = 2cos2x - 1. Hence solve the equation cos(2x) + cosx = 0 for 0o < x < 360o. Answer: We know fro...

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Answered by Jessica Y. Maths tutor
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How do I use the present tense in German?

First: Start with a comparison with English (different tenses for the present in English vs. A single one in German)

Second: Evoke the difference between strong and weak verbs in German, do a paral...

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Answered by Eléna D. German tutor
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How to memorise all the grammatical exceptions regarding conjugation of words?

The best way to memorise all the grammatical exceptions in the Russian language is obviously to practice them. However, it is also very helpful to write a small paragraph with sentences including all the ...

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Answered by Maria L. Russian tutor
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Assess the importance of education and training to improve labour productivity in the UK.

(NOTE: This is an "evaluate" question so make sure to have a counterpoint i.e. HOWEVER...)

Labour productivity = output per worker over a period of time (e.g. 2 cars a day). Labour produc...

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Answered by Tamara K. Economics tutor
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