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What is historiography and why is it helpful?

Historiography is the essentially ‘the history of history’. In the typical study of history you will be looking at events and facts- analysing why they happened and the causes and consequences. Histori...

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Answered by Lara H. History tutor
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What is the Quark structure, Baryon number, and antiparticle of a kaon, K+, which has a strangeness of 1.

Firstly we must figure out what we know about this particle. We have its stangeness which is 1 and we know its charge from the "+" symbol in the question, which is also 1.For the first bit we sh...

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Answered by Louis H. Physics tutor
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What is the derivative of ln(x)?

First let y=ln(x).

Recall that the exponential function, ex, is defined as the inverse of the logarithmic function, ln(x).

To make x the subject of the formula, u...

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Answered by Benjamin G. Maths tutor
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Why is it that sin^2(x) + cos^2(x) = 1?

Let's start with the definition of sin(x) and cos(x). We're going to use rather than x here to avoid confusion, but the idea is exactly the same.

Tak...

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Answered by John T. Maths tutor
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How can I move up in my AO2 bands in my History EPQ (AQA)?

Hi there!

Your AO2 bands are about how you use evidence in relation to your argument. These are just a few tips about how you can improve.

AO2 - 7-10 marks "Evidence of ...

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