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What are some of the key motifs explored in Shakespeare's Macbeth?

Throughout Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth, he explores various motifs in order to portray his underlying message to his audience, both Elizabethan/Jacobean and contemporary alike. The motifs that he imp...

Answered by Alistair G. • English Literature tutor

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What are the differences between fast and slow twitch skeletal muscle fibres?

We have two types of muscle in our body with each having different properties, functions and distributions in the human body.

Fast twitch muscle fibres (also known as type...

Answered by Jack B. • Biology tutor

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What is the reductionism vs holism debate in psychology?

The debate raises questions regarding the extent to which a theory explains a behaviour.
A reductionist theory in order to explain a complex phenomena reduces its constituent parts. i.e behaviou...

Answered by Amirah M. • Psychology tutor

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The probability function of a discrete random variable X is given by p(x)=x^2 x =1,2,3. Find E(X)

The expectation of x, E(X), is the sum of the product of the value of the i^th outcome (x_i) and the probability of the i^th outcome (p_i). So:

E(X...

Answered by Tanush M. • Maths tutor

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Find the solution to ln(3)+ln(x)=ln(6)

To tackle this question, you will need to know about the rules for logarithms. Here we are going to use the product rule, where the addition of these two natural logarithms equals the product of the tw...

Answered by Tanush M. • Maths tutor

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