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The theme of loss is central to both Heaney’s “Death of a Naturalist” and Hosseini’s “The Kite Runner”. Do you agree?

Although at first glance, ‘The Kite Runner’, published in 2003, and Heaney’s collection of poems published in 1966 entitled ‘Death of a Naturalist’ seem to be from two entirely different realms of literat...

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How would I approach a 'to what extent...' question in my exam?

This type of question may seem very complicated but when broken down into steps becomes much more simple. A question asking 'to what extent...' you believe that something had an impact on something else i...

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Answered by Elizabeth R. History tutor
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Solve the following quadratic equation by factorization. Show your working.

4x2+20x+8=-16First add 16 to both sides of the equation, this gives 4x2+20x+24=0 We always want to set the equation =0 for a quadratic as we are unable to solve it otherwise.Then we ...

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Answered by Lauren O. Maths tutor
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Make y the subject of the formula. x=(6+2y)/(3-y)

To make y the subject of the formula you have to rearrange it so that it starts with 'y=' instead of 'x='. Starting with x = (6+2y)/(3-y), if we get rid of the fraction by multiplying both sides by (3-y),...

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Answered by Jema T. Maths tutor
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What does the future perfect do?

The main function of the future perfect is in future open conditionals. By a conditional, I mean a clause that includes “if” (Latin si); a future conditional is simply o...

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Answered by George P. Latin tutor
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