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What is Utilitarianism?

What type of ethical theory? Teleological it aims to bring about a greater good. It looks at what your ethical action is aimed at bringing about, rather than deontological ethics which focuses on the intrins...
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What's the difference between Sn1 and Sn2 reactions?

The term Sn is drived from 'nucleophilic substitution reaction'. 1 means unimolecular, and the rate of the reaction only depend on the concentration of one reactant; 2 means bimolecular, and the rate of the ...
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Answered by Yuan G. • Chemistry tutor
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Find the cartesian equation of a curve?

A curve has parametric equations: x = 2 + t 2 y = 4t Find the cartesian equation of this curve. A cartesian equation of a curve is simply finding the single equation of this curve in a standard form where xs...
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What is a stable solution and what is dominance?

A stable solution is where neither player should move from their playsafe strategy, as it will only cause a decrease in profit. Dominance is where one strategy is in every way better than another strategy
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Answered by Joe S. • Maths tutor
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What is the Role of the Liver during the Metabolism of Food Products?

The liver is the largest solid organ in the body as well as the largest gland. It is made up of 2 large lobes (right lobe bigger than the left lobe). Each lobe is then comprised of much smaller lobules. With...
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