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Why is an object that moves in a circular path accelerating when it has constant speed?

Think about the definition of acceleration - it is the rate of change of velocity. Your statement that the object's speed is constant is correct, can you think about why the object's velocit...

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Answered by Inigo S. Physics tutor
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How crucial were the Falklands war to Margaret Thatcher's election victory in 1983?

 It can be argued that the Falklands war was an essential factor in Thatcher's landslide election victory in 1983 that saw the Conservative Party win a 144 seat majority. By 1982, economic and social unre...

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Answered by Alex M. History tutor
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What is the difference between actual output and and potential output?

Actual Output can be defined as the growth in the quantity of goods and services produced in a country, or in other words the percentage chance in GDP. While Potential Output is the change in the producti...

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Answered by Ben C. Economics tutor
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What is an 'Ablative Absolute' and how can I translate it from Latin to English?

An ablative absolute is made up of a noun/ pronoun and a participle, agreeing with one another in the ablative case. We call these expressions 'absolute' because they have no grammatical link to the rest ...

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Answered by Abbie R. Latin tutor
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'Until they think warm days will never cease': Discuss the ways in which Keats presents the passage of time in 'To Autumn'

AS and A Level question papers often encourage students closely to study the language, imagery, and verse form of the text in question. In helping my tutee answer this, I would ensure that these technique...

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Answered by Seamus L. English tutor
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