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Evaluate the extent to which general elections in the UK are lost by the government rather than won by the opposition (30) (Edexcel Sample Assessment Materials)

This question encourages you to think about the two sides of the argument as to why changes of government happen - i.e. is it the government's fault, or the skill of the opposition. You must come to a jud...

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HOW HAVE FAMILY AND MARRIAGE PRACTICE CHANGED HISTORICALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY?

HOW HAVE FAMILY AND MARRIAGE PRACTICE CHANGED HISTORICALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY?Historical research suggests periods between typical forms of family structure and its functions for society...

Answered by Junior U. • Sociology tutor

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Given that the increase in the volume of a cube is given by dV/dt = t^3 + 5 (cm^3/s). The volume of the cube is initially at 5 cm^3. Find the volume of the cube at time t = 4.

Identify that this is a rate of change question and set up the boundary conditions of V = 5 when t = 02) Take the dt to the right side and explain to integrate both sides of the equation to 'sum ove...

Answered by Tommy W. • Maths tutor

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‘No more evasion’. Discuss the ways Shakespeare addresses the issue of ‘evasion’ in Measure for Measure.

Perhaps the most conspicuous example of such circumvention in Measure for Measure is the Duke’s attempt to avoid his responsibilities as a leader. Indeed, despite the order for ‘No more evasion’ originati...

Answered by Eirian W. • English Literature tutor

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How should I structure my essays and why does it matter?

Structuring your essay is an often underemphasised aspect of essay writing that can easily increase your grade and make your argument stronger. By clarifying the line of your argument with clear topic sen...

Answered by Iulia T. • English Literature tutor

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