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Should referendums be used more widely?

A referendum is a vote in which the electorate can express a view on a specific issue, rather than merely relying on the decision of the MP representing them, hence making it a form of direct democracy. T...

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Answered by Georgia F. Politics tutor
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My teacher keeps talking about linking back to the question - how do I do this in an essay?

Linking back to the question is one of the most important parts of an essay - At A Level, it's what will push you up into the higher grade brackets. The easiest way to do this, is to literally copy out pa...

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Assuming the Earth is a perfect sphere of radius R. By how much would your mass (m), as given by a scale, change if you measured it on the north pole and on the equator?

The key observation here is that the Earth is spinning (angular velocity w) and so are you. The scale will give one number or another depending on the force that you exert on it, and by Newton's 3rd Law t...

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Answered by Javier P. Physics tutor
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Describe the differences between DNA and RNA. (3 marks)

Any 3 from:DNA is double stranded, whereas RNA is single strandedDNA consists of Deoxyribose sugar, whereas RNA is made from Ribose sugarThymine can be found in DNA, whereas it is replaced by Uracil in RN...

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Why should decisions made by courts yesterday be binding on courts when they make decisions today?

This a question about the procedural elements of law, questioning precedent. First, aim to tackle the assumptions within the question and whether you agree with them.
Assumption number 1: That decisi...

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