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How can I form a strong argument in an essay about a text (ie a novel, play or poem)?

To make sure you're making a well-informed argument, you ought to use a structure that is backed up by plenty of evidence. To think about this you can use the PEEL method: P is for POINT- make your point ...

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what are enzymes?

Enzymes are biological catalysts. They speed up chemical reactions in all living things, and allow them to occur more easily. They occur in plant cells and animal cells. ...

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Answered by Alex B. Biology tutor
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What's the difference between cell division and cell differentiation?

Cell differentiation allows a cell to specialize to achieve a specific function Multicellular organisms (eg: humans) have different types of cells which have different functions. For exam...

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Answered by Svet L. Biology tutor
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How can I memorise my presentation for the oral exam?

There are many different techniques so you have to find what works for you. The most important things are time and patience. One technique which I would really recommend is recording yourself reading out ...

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Answered by Laura S. Spanish tutor
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A 15kg cannonball and a 1kg football are dropped to the ground from a height of 10 metres. Calculate the speed of the cannonball and of the football just before they hit the ground (you may ignore air resistance).

Aim of question: demonstrate that the speed of a dropped object is independent of its mass, and depends only on the height it is dropped from.

Solution: equate formulae for kinetic energy and for g...

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Answered by Will R. Physics tutor
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