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GSCE: How is a delta formed? (5 marks)

A delta is formed in the lower course of a river when the river reaches the sea, or another still body or water such as a large lake. The river slows down and loses energy as there is now no limiting chan...

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Answered by Caitlin B. Geography tutor
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What's the difference between 'ser' and 'estar'?

The first important thing to remember is that there is no equivalent in Enlgish, as both verbs mean 'to be'. They can also not be used interchangeably, and both have a slightly different meaning. I think ...

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Answered by Jack S. Portuguese tutor
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Draw the graph y=4x+2

From the format of the equation, we know this graph is a straight line because it follows the form, y=mx+c. The coefficent of x (the number before x) describes the gradient of the straight line or m. This...

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Answered by Della S. Maths tutor
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Draw y=x^2+5

Draw y=x^2+5. Draw the axes. Y to the sky (Y axis is vertical) and X across (X axis is horizontal). Then breakdown the equation. Firstly what power is the x to? x^2 means that the graph will have a U shap...

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Answered by Dona S. Maths tutor
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What are the differences in structures of diamond and graphite? And how do they relate to their chemical properties and uses?

Although both are... 1. Alltotropes of carbon, i.e. both are composed of carbon. 2. Giant covalent structures. Which are composed of non-metal aroms, held adjacently by c...

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Answered by Sundas D. Chemistry tutor
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