Search our library of GCSE questions

Top answers

All subjects

GCSE

When do you use the conditional tense in Italian?

The conditional tense is used to express hypothetical or probable situations. As a rule of thumb, in English when we say phrases such as 'should' or 'would' it corresponds to the Italian conditional tense...

Answered by Gabriel B. • Italian tutor

1985 Views

Rectangle ABCD has sides 2x+5 and x+2 with rectangle EFGH of sides x+3 and x cut out of it. The total area of shape ABCD is 5cm^2. Show that 0 = x^2 + 6x +5 [5 Marks]

Area of ABCD = (2x+5)(x+2) = 2x² +9x +10Area of EFGH = (x+3)(x) = x² + 3xTotal Area = 5 = ABCD - EFGH = 2x² +9x +10 - x² - 3x 5 = x² + 6x +10 0 = x

Answered by Arad S. • Maths tutor

3178 Views

Example of GCSE French Speaking Question - Décris ta famille et les relations personnelles (Describe your family and relationships)

Ma famille y compris mes deux parents qui habitent à Doncaster avec mon petit frère et ma petite sœur. Mon père s'appelle Steve et il a quarante-sept ans. Normalement je m'entends bie...

Answered by Charlotte D. • French tutor

8781 Views

What is the difference between percentage yield and atom economy?

Percentage yield is an experimental value calculated based on obtained results whereas atom economy is a theoretical value measured according to a balanced equation. Percentage yield shows the efficiency ...

Answered by Akriti G. • Chemistry tutor

13586 Views

What is the difference between a bacteria and a virus?

Both are considered microorganisms but viruses are arguably not living organisms as they cannot reproduce without living hosts . Apart from this, viruses are much smaller than bacteria and differ in terms...

Answered by Akriti G. • Biology tutor

5126 Views