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Any tips on how analyse images in the exam?

Ever played 'spot the difference'? It's kind of like that. A good way to start is to get your pen/pencil/highlighter and circle anything in the image that jumps out at you, without yet wondering why (that...

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Answered by Abigail S. English tutor
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Solve the simultaneous equation- 2x+8y=10 and 3x+2y=5

Firstly, lets name each equation A and B- this will help us later. If I told you what x was, you would be able to use either equation to find y- easy! so lets first find one unknown (x or y) then use that...

MG
Answered by Max G. Maths tutor
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What is the definition, and an example of a regulatory body.

A regulatory body is a public or government agency created to oversee specific industries and practices. An example of a media regulatory body is OFCOM, a independent UK regulator for the UK media and com...

LW
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Two balls of identical size and shape are dropped from the same height. One ball has a mass of 50kg and the other has a mass of only 10kg. Why do they reach the ground at the same time?

The only forces acting on the balls are gravity (pulling down) and air resistance (pushing up). Since the balls are the same shape and size, the air resistance will be the same on both. Likewise, the grav...

GP
Answered by Gregor P. Physics tutor
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How do you know when to use the imperfect tense and when to use the perfect tense?

Simply, the imperfect tense is used to convey an action in the past that was taking place over a period of time e.g. 'Je regardais la télé' = 'I was watching TV' - the act of watching TV was not instantan...

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Answered by George E. French tutor
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