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How do vaccines prevent certain diseases?

Vaccines introduce a dead, inactive or altered form of a pathogen (a microbe that causes an infectious disease) into the body. These pathogens have antigens,

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Answered by Alice M. Biology tutor
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What is a vector?

A vector describes a movement from one point to another.a column vector shows both the direction and the magnitude of this movement.the top number describes the horizontal movement.the bottom number descr...

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Answered by Tom H. Maths tutor
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How does JB Priestly explore Responsibility in An Inspector Calls?

Consider: the ideas about responsibility in An Inspector Callshow Priestley presents these ideas by the ways he writes.
Priestley explores ideas about responsibility through the way the Birl...

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How do I know whether to use the imperfect or the preterite tense?

The imperfect tense is used to describe actions that do not have a clear beginning and end. For example, actions that were repeated (‘I used to go to school’), or, what we could call ‘background informati...

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Answered by Julia S. Spanish tutor
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Simplify fully (3x^2 -8x- 3)/(2x^2-6x)

When simplifying algebraic expressions, we should first factorise each term fully to find any common factors. First we should factorise the numerator where 3x2-8x-3 factorises to (3x+1)(x-3). N...

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Answered by Paaras P. Maths tutor
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