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What is differentiation and integration?

An integral is an anti-derivative, meaning it will take the derivative we are assessing and return it back to its original function. Moreover, an integral is used to find the area under a curve. Dif...

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An exo-planet orbits its local star, of mass 2.00x10^30kg, in a steady circular orbit of radius 8.00x10^8km. Calculate the orbital period of the star, in years.

Key idea is equating gravitational force between planet and star (right hand side) with the centripetal force necessary to maintain the orbit (left hand side):(mv²)/r = (GMm)/r²

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Why would you use a stratified sample of participants when carrying out a study?

A stratified sample of participants means the proportion of one group of participants in relation to the others in the real world is reflected in your sample. This can be useful in a study about where a m...

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How do i know when to use the imperfect or preterite tense?

The preterite and the imperfect are both tenses used to express past actions in Spanish, however it is important to remember how to use each one and when to use them, as it can be confusing!...

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Explain how changes in agriculture may have contributed to global temperature changes.

Modern agriculture contributes to an increase in global temperatures through the release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Greenhouse gases (such as carbon dioxide and methane) contribute to the gr...

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