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There is a point between the Moon and the Earth where the gravitational attractions are equal and opposite. How much further is this point from the Earth than the Moon

Using the formula for gravitational attraction between the Moon/Earth and a test mass, m. We determine FE = (G*ME m)/(rE2 ), FM = (GMM<...

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Answered by Paul D. Physics tutor
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Integrate by parts the following function: ln(x)/x^3

Let integrate be denoted by the letter I. For instance I(f) is the integration of a function f . Then Integration by parts states that I(u v') = uv - I(u' v), where u,v are function with u', v' their resp...

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Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of two different energy storage systems.

Picking 2 different types of storage would be a good start (i.e. not two different types of batteries; this way you have a little bit more to talk about as all storage types have their perks and setbacks)...

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Give 3 examples of how communities can prepare for the eruption of a volcano.

  1.  Exclusion zone. Having an exclusion zone in predicted areas of pyroclastic flows can save many lives, like it did in the 1980 explosion of Mt St Helens. This meant that people were not allowed ...

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Why did Stalin emerge as leader of Russia?

Following Lenin’s death the power struggle for his succession was fierce, yet Stalin initially was not a central figure in the competition. Often described as the ‘grey blur’ by other party member...

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Answered by Catherine D. History tutor
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