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What is a stationary wave?

A stationary wave forms when there are two waves of equal frequency (or wavelength) travelling in opposite directions, passing through one another. Interference occurs, with constructive interference at a...

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Answered by Samuel P. Physics tutor
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How do you form the masculine genitive case in Russian?

For a noun that ends in a consonant, simply add 'a' For a noun ending in 'й', replace it with 'я' For a noun ending in a soft sign 'ь', replace it with 'я' For plurals, the blanket rule is to add 'ов', UN...

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Answered by Luke W. Russian tutor
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How do you write indirect statements when translating into Latin?

The rule for indirect statements in latin is nice and simple - you have to remember to put the subject in the accusative, and the verb in the infinitive. You have to include the subject of the indirect st...

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Answered by William D. Latin tutor
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How does ionisation energy change down a group?

Ionisation energy is the energy required to remove one mole of electrons from gaseous atoms. As you go down the group there are more orbitals so the outer electron which you will remove becomes further fr...

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Are referendums an effective way to assess public opinion?

Referendums are often praised for providing a country’s citizens with an approximation of direct democracy. Whereas elections enable eligible voters to give their mandate to a particular politician or par...

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