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Translate and explain: ‘durnivāratvāt’

Durnivāratvāt is an abstract noun in the ablative case. This construction is frequent in philosophical texts and is most often used to denote a reason. It literally means 'because of difficult-to...

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Answered by Valters N. Sanskrit tutor
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Explain some of the advantages and disadvantages of First-Past-The-Post.

First-Past-The-Post (FPTP) is used during the UK general elections, which take place every five years under the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act 2011. Under this electoral system, each constituency elects one M...

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Answered by Amelia M. Politics tutor
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How does a catalyst effect the rate of reaction?

Overall the catalyst increases the rate of reaction. It does this by adding an alternative pathway for the reagents to react, this alternative path way has a much lower activation energy than the original...

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Answered by Thomas C. Chemistry tutor
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'Utilitarianism is a good way to make moral decisions.' Discuss.

Utilitarianism is the concept that morality is concerned with the best possible consequences for bringing about happiness, for the greatest number of people. A deontological, ‘duty based’ approach provide...

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Answered by Rosie B. Philosophy tutor
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How does the structure and bonding of alkanes differ to that of alkenes?

In alkanes, such as propane, the carbon atoms are sp3 hybridised, meaning that each carbon atom has 4 sp3 molecular orbitals associated with it available for covalent bonding. These ...

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Answered by Edward G. Chemistry tutor
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