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Why did William the Conqueror succeed in the Battle of Hastings

Fortune, Energy, Leadership, Tactics.

This anagram is the most useful way to remember how and why the Battle of Hastings was won by William the Conquerer.

Although Harold Godwinson was in an...

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Answered by Hannah G. History tutor
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Solve algebraically the simultaneous equations: x^2+y^2 = 25 and y-3x=13

To answer this question, we need to make y the subject of the second equation. We can do this through simple rearrangement:

y-3x=13 so y=13+3x

Now that we have y on its own, this means we ca...

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Answered by James K. Maths tutor
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How do I add contextual knowledge about the text into my answers?

Contextual knowledge includes all kinds of things that give a background of the text, for example why it was written, what belief system it is situated in, what historical events influenced the writer. Th...

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Answered by Jim C. English tutor
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How should I develop a point/paragraph in a source essay?

You can remember how to do this with the acronym TCP OK; T is for tone, where you discuss the expression in the source- is it biased towards a certain side, or trying to persuade? C stands for content, wh...

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Answered by Ellie R. History tutor
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Find the intercept between the two equations below?

y = 2x+5

y=x+1

First equate:       2x+5=x+1

Rearrage for x:    2x-x=1-5

Which gives:       x=-4

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Answered by Harry S. Maths tutor
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