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Economics A-Level: What is the difference between traditional economic theory and the new approach to behavioural eocnomics?

The key assumptions under traditional economic theory are that economic agents are utility-maximisers and rational in their actions. Economic agents are assumed to have compared the costs and benefits of ...

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Answered by Shivani S. Economics tutor
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Integrate (cosx)^3

In order to integrate (cosx)^3, there is no given rule (by-parts, 'try' method, chain rule) which we can follow. We would need to split it into (cosx)^2 and cosx. Then use the identity: (sinx)^2 + (cosx)^...

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Answered by Shivani S. Maths tutor
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How many solutions are there of the equation a+b+c=12, where a,b,c are non-negative integers?

We can think of any solution of this equation as a string of twelve 1's and two 0's. For example, one such solution could be a=6, b=2 and c=4. In this case we would write the solution as 11111101101111. W...

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Answered by Brendan M. Maths tutor
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How did hitler convince Germans to follow to National Socialist Party?

Through both coercion and a newfound sense of pride and community within Germany. By playing on post WW1 fears of economic downturn, weak government and a weak Germany internationally, Hitler promised to ...

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Answered by Sam H. History tutor
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What happens to the filtrate in the loop of Henle?

The point of the loop of Henle is to reduce the quantity of water in the filtrate and so reduce water loss. The loop is split into three key areas: The descending limb, the thin ascending limb and the thi...

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Answered by Sam M. Biology tutor
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