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what is a standing wave and how is it formed ?

A standing wave is the interference of two sinusoidal waves travelling in opposite directions, confining the wave and its energy to a fixed position, creating nodes and anti nodes .
nodes - points w...

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Answered by Danielle N. Physics tutor
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How do I tell if a curve has a maximum or a minimum?

Firstly we need to find the stationary point on the curve. We know what at a stationary point the gradient is zero so we will find the gradient of the curve. We do this by differentiation, when we have di...

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Answered by Charlotte K. Maths tutor
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Describe the process of mitosis

Mitosis occurs when a eukaryotic cell has exited interphaseIt occurs in 4 stages:
Prophase: The spindle fibres appear in the cell, the chromosomes condense and the nuclear membrane of the nucleus dis...

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Answered by Aoife M. Biology tutor
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How are X-rays created?

High energy electrons are fired at a target. When the electrons interact with the atoms in the target two things can happen. The first process is called breaking radiation and occurs when the electron is ...

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Answered by Charlotte K. Physics tutor
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Assess whether the Thatcher Governments 1979-1990 transformed Britain.

Heraclitus, the pre-Socratic philosopher noted ‘No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man’. Similarly, every Prime Minister will transform Britain bu...

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Answered by Thomas C. History tutor
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