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How to do simultaneous equations?

  1. Give the student an example question.e.g: past paper question from OCR (higher tier) paper 4 2017
    Each week Dan drives two routes, route x and route y.
    One week he drives route x three ti...
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Answered by Rachel R. Maths tutor
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What's the difference between the past tense and the imperfect tense?

To start, the past tense of a verb, better known as the 'perfect' tense, describes an event or action taking place at a different time period compared to the imperfect tense. The perfect tense describes a...

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Answered by Laura B. French tutor
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How do I compare the processes of diffusion and osmosis?

Firstly, think of similarities between the processes. For example, neither process requires energy, so they are passive processes. This means that in both processes, molecules must move from a high concen...

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Answered by Lizzie C. Biology tutor
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What are the most important differences to note between Capitalism and Communism when referring to the Cold War?

The easiest way to remember the differences is the fact that, for this period in particular, they are inherently opposite ideals. Capitalism in the USA at this time denoted democratic elections for govern...

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Answered by India P. History tutor
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How does the writer use language to create interest in the story?

Remember: NEVER CRUSH SNAILS LET THEM EAT - WHY?narrative, characters, structure, language, themes and ideas, effect and why it is important.1- Quotations to show what you're talking about. 2- What effect...

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