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How does the body fight off an infection? Like when someone catches a cold.

The body has many ways in which it deals with 'foreign invaders', like a rhinovirus (the virus responsible for the common cold). Once an infective micro-organism enters the body, lots of different cell t...

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Answered by Alisha C. Biology tutor
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What is the ablative case?

Latin is very clever. It's much more economical than English and can get across a lot of meaning in much fewer words. A good example of this is the ablative case, which is probably the strangest grammatic...

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Answered by Hamish U. Latin tutor
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where does gas exchange occur in the lungs

gas exchange occurs in the alveolus of the lungs. Alveoli provide a good surface for gas exchange to take place.They provide a large surface area to volume ratio which increases the amount of gas that can...

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Answered by Amelia G. Biology tutor
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What is eutrophication and how could it negatively impact plant life in rivers?

Eutrophication is the process whereby excess fertiliser is added to fields by farmers. This fertiliser contaisn nitrates which are very sioluble and so easily runs off into rivers and lakes. Plants use ni...

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Answered by Rose H. Biology tutor
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Solve 56x + 10 = 60 - 48x

The question is asking us to "solve" the equation which means we need to find the missing variable. In this case, x is our missing variable so our goal is to get all the x's on ...

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Answered by Lucy O. Maths tutor
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