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Explain two reasons why the ratio decidendi of a case may sometimes be difficult to establish.

One of the key reasons why the ration decidendi of a case may be difficult to establish is that judgements are often written in a discursive manner so it is difficult to extract that main reasons for the ...

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To what extent was poor military leadership the main cause for Italy's poor performance during the First World War?

In order to answer this question, it is essential to dissect the question into exactly what it is asking you to cover in your answer. There is clearly a factor you must take into consideration whils...

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How significant was economic distress in the February revolution of 1917?

Overall the economic distress provided a catalyst for the February revolution to take place in 1917, due to the majority of peasants at the time living in poverty, which was partly caused by the policies ...

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Why are the terms 'nation' and 'state' often confused?

To answer this question you have to identify what a nation is, what a state is, and why they might be thought to be the same thing. First of all you should outline that a nation is a psycho-political enti...

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Event A: a customer asks for help. Event B a customer makes a purchase. We know: p(B) = 0.2 and p(A) knowing that he has asked for help is 75%. What is the probability of a customer to ask for help and make a purchase?

If we right down all we have here we get:P(A) = X P(B) = 0.2 P(AIB) = 0.75 (P(A) knowing B). And we are looking for P(ANB). We have to use the formula of P(AIB) = P(ANB)/P(B). If we rearrange the equ...

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