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How should I approach a source-based exam?

Analysing sources is the part of A-Level History people tend to find most difficult. So you're not alone!

Unlike with essay exams, it's pretty much impossible to question-spot and prepare...

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Answered by Ewan D. History tutor
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I do not understand the concept of environmental feedbacks. Could you help explain it to me using examples?

First of all, you need to understand the difference between positive and negative feedbacks, we can then work on examples. A feedback starts with an initial perturbation/disturbance, in the case of a p...

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Answered by Hamish M. Geography tutor
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What is the Laffer curve?

The Laffer curve shows the theoretical relationship between tax rates and tax revenues.

Imagine a government charges a 0% income tax; they definitely won’t receive any money from that tax...

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Answered by Matthew D. Economics tutor
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What happens to the Production Possibility Frontier (PPF) when productivity only increases in one good?

We start here with an initial PPF which shows the possible combinations of apples and computers that an economy can produce with the resources it has. If a new way of creating computer chips makes the ...

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Answered by Matthew D. Economics tutor
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Find the integral between 4 and 1 of x^(3/2)-1 with respect to x

When we integrate a function we must first raise the power of x in each term by one. The first term therefore becomes x^(5/2). The second term can be thought of as x^0 which we know that any number to ...

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Answered by Alex B. Maths tutor
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