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How do I find the volume of a sphere?

The equation for the volume of a sphere is:v = 4/3 x pi x r^3
from this we can see the information we need to find out is the radius of sphere.
in this example the radius is 2cm. therefore, the...

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Answered by Luke C. Maths tutor
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Explain the effect of temperature and pH on enzyme-catalysed reactions:

The rate of reaction typically increases with temperature, as heat provides kinetic energy and more substrate-enzyme collisions. however, going above a certain temperature will cause enzymes to denature a...

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Answered by Abdullah K. Biology tutor
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There are 10 boys and 20 girls in a class. The mean mark in a test for all the class is 60. The mean mark for the girls is 54. Work out the mean mark for the boys.

First let us consider how we calculate the mean test mark in the first place, we add up the individual test marks of the entire class to give the total test mark then we divide by the number of students. ...

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Answered by Adam D. Maths tutor
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(Language paper) - ' How has the writer structured the text to convey his/her message to its readers'?

Firstly, read the question and highlight any topic words or sentences that allude to what exactly the examiner is asking of you. Once you have done that, analyse the insert paper provided, by highlighting...

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Answered by Khatra M. English tutor
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Give the names of three commonly known types of subatomic particles along with their charge and relative masses. In the basic model of the atomic structure, where would one find each of these particles?

The three subatomic particles are electrons, protons and neutrons. Protons are positively charged and have a relative mass of 1 whilst neutrons are neutral in charge and also have a positive charge of 1. ...

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Answered by Matthew H. Chemistry tutor
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