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What is an ohmic resistor? How to check if a resistor is ohmic?

An ohmic resistor is a resistor that obeys Ohm's law V = IR (voltage = current x resistance). Therefore, if the voltage in such element is increased by n number of times, by the same number n has to incre...

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Answered by Jonas V. Physics tutor
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How do I know which substitution to use if I am integrating by substitution?

It is not just trial and error, as this will eat away time in the exam. if you can't see it straight away then you need to consider some things. for example a common question might be find the integral of...

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How do you find the derivative of arcsinx?

to find the derivative, we can first make this easier to visualise. Say a second variable, y, is included to make this become y = arcsinx. now if we sin both sides, we get siny = x. we already know the de...

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Evaluate the behaviourist approach to explaining behaviour. {6 marks}

For this question I recommend developing one positive and one negative point, both of which follow the PEEL (point evidence explanation link) format. This ensures that you hit the knowledge marks ...

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Answered by Hannah W. Psychology tutor
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When Integrating by parts, how do you know which part to make "u" and "dv/dx"?

you need to think about how the integral will be simpliefied, basically you are trying to get to a state where only one function of x resides in the integral. so if you have an x2 sin3x dx insi...

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Answered by Thomas G. Maths tutor
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