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(https://qualifications.pearson.com/content/dam/pdf/A-Level/Mathematics/2013/Exam-materials/6666_01_que_20160624.pdf) Question 6.(i)

First split up the fraction into partial fractions as this is more easily integrated. It can be seen that the denominator has factors y and (3y+2), therefore we can say the original fraction is equal to part...
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When do you use the Preterito perfecto and when the Preterito Indefinido?

You should think of the preterito perfecto as the present perfect in English and the preterito indefinido as the past simple. Indeed, you use the preterito perfecto (present perfect) when an action which has...
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How should I approach an unseen poetry question in my exam?

First, take a moment to read through the poem and work out what it is quite literally about. It may take a couple of read-throughs to wrap your head around this, but this is nothing worry about, poetry can o...
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What exactly causes the sounds heard by a stethoscope

There are 2 sounds heard by a stethoscope, the so called 'lub dub'. The lub being the closing of the atrioventricular valves (i.e. the valves between the atria and the ventricles). This is caused by an incre...
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Answered by John L. • Biology tutor
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Explain why cell surface membranes are also called 'phospholipid bilayers'?

A cell surface membrane is made up of a type of molecules called phospholipids , so what is a phospholipid bilayer ? The first step would be to break down the term. ‘ Phospho ’ means that the molecule(s) mus...
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