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Please outline the fundamental Kalam and evaluate its weaknesses

The Kalam argument is a cosmological argument and is of a deductive nature - that is to say it is logically structured in such a way that if all the premises are true, then the conclusion must be true (ie it...
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What does it mean to say an ethical theory is 'consequentialist'?

A consequentialist ethical theory holds that the primary consideration in assessing the moral value of an act is the moral value of the outcome or (set of) consequences that it produces. That is, the rightne...
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The best way of treating chronic pain, in a modern healthcare system, is through the use of NSAID drugs.

It is best to approach this question by first constructing an abstract, outlinng what you want to achieve from the project. Then this should be followed by an introduction to the topic, and potentially a sho...
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Describe the lock and key theory in reference to the enzyme Amylase

The lock and key theory suggests that there is a complimentary shaped substrate that will fit exactly into the specific shape of the enzyme's active site. In this case, amalyase is the enzyme and the substra...
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Two particles A and B of mass 2kg and 3kg respectively are moving head on. A is moving at 5m/s and B is moving at 4m/s. After the collision, A rebounds at 4m/s. What is the speed of B and what direction is it moving in?

Using conservation of momentum, m1u1 + m2u2 = m1v1 + m2v2, set m1 = 2kg, m2 = 3kg, u1 = 5m/s, u2 = -4m/s and v1 = -4m/s. Substitute these into the equation to get 2 5 + 3 (-4) = 2*(-4) + 3*v2 10 - 12 = -8 +3...
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