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Explore Hardy's presentation of Alec's desire in Tess of the D'Urbervilles

ardy broadly presents desire as a negative, disruptive force within the novel. This disruption emerges firstly from Alec's desire for Tess, which leads to her being raped in the section Maiden no More, as...

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Given that cos(x) = 1/4, what is cos(2x)?

cos(2x) = 2cos2(x) - 1 This is the identity. Therefore we can substitute in 2[cos2(x)] to be 2 multiplied by (1/4)2.Therefore cos(2x) = 2(1/4)(1/4) - 1 = 2/16 - 1 = 2/16 -...

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I know a lot of the content for my history exam but my marks are consistently poor. What do I need to do to improve?

In essay subjects such as history the way that you structure an essay is just as important as the facts that you know. Focus on understanding what the facts you know show about the society or people you a...

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What is programme music?

Programme music communicates a narrative or non-musical idea. It is instrumental music but it can be in various forms, such as concert overtures, symphonies, chamber music, concertos etc. Programme music ...

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Split (3x-4)/(x+2)(x-3) into partial fractions

(3x-4)/(x+2)(x-3) = A/(x+2) + B/(x-3)=> 3x-4 = A(x-3) + B(x+2)Let x = -2-10 = -5AA = 2Let x = 35 = 5BB = 1∴ (3x-4)/(x+2)(x-3) = 2/(x+2) + 1/(x-3)

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