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What makes a good argument in an essay or exam?

A good argument should consist of one clear, central idea that runs throughout your essay. This is important because you want to give a concise answer to the question. It should be simple enough that it c...

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Answered by Alex H. History tutor
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How does a skydiver reach terminal velocity?

At the start of the jump, the skydiver starts accelerating downwards due to his weight (force of gravity). There is a resultant force downwards as the weight is larger than the air resistance (weight>a...

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Answered by Teodor N. Physics tutor
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An electric Iron rated at 2600 W contains a steel plate, heated to a working temperature of 215°C. Room temp=18°C. Deduce whether the plate could reach its working temperature in less than 1 minute. Mass (steel plate)=890g & C (steel)=450J/kg/K

We are given the power of the iron, 2600W and we know that Power = Energy/Time. We are also given the specific heat capacity of steel (C) which gives us a clue that we should use ...

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Answered by Oni B. Physics tutor
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Simplify fully 3/(2x + 12) - (x - 15)/(x^2 - 2x - 48)

The first step to answering this question is recognising that the denominators should be factorised to find any common factors. Factorising 3/2x+12 gives 3/2(x+6) and factorising (x-15)/(x2-2x-...

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Answered by Archie C. Maths tutor
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Compare how two poets present ideas of power in Ozymandias and another poem in the [Power and Conflict] anthology

Both Shelley's 'Ozymandias' and Blake's 'London' show how nature will always be more powerful than mankind and the attempts made by humans to control it are powerful. The statue in Shelley's 'Ozymandias' ...

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Answered by Asha O. English tutor
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