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How can you answer a question when you don't even know where to begin?

Even when you're super prepared for an exam, a subject like history can throw you a curve ball, so what can you do when you look at a question and think there's just no way you could answer it?

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Answered by Daniela C. History tutor
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Differentiate y = (x^2 + 3)^2

We have to use the chain rule here. If we set u to the inside of the bracket, u = x^2 + 3 and differentiating we get du/dx = 2x. Now the original expression becomes y = u^2. Differentiating this with resp...

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Answered by Matthew H. Maths tutor
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How far was the Success of the German Revolution down to Martin Luther.

When looking at this Question you need to decide the impact Martin Luther had on the Reformation. Such as the impact of his 95 theses published in 1917, his exploitation of the printing press, his charism...

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Answered by Jasmine H. History tutor
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Convert the base-10 number 74 into an 8-bit binary number

In base-10 (denary) representation numbers are represented by saying how many units, tens, hundreds, thousands etc... there are from right to left. So for 74 there are 7 tens and 4 units. In binary, each ...

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Answered by Matthew H. Computing tutor
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The question has asked me to ‘discuss’ a statement. How do I write a good answer?

Many students struggle with questions that ask for a statement to be ‘discussed’. What does the question mean? What am I being asked to do? It’s not always clear. However, if you remember a few golden r...

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