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What are the main causes of unemployment in the UK? CCEA 2013 Summer paper 2

The definition of unemployment that is used by the UN is the ILO definition, this covers those that are out of work, want a job, have actively sought work in the previous four weeks and are available to star...
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What is the best method for revising case studies for an exam?

The use of case studies is often essential in geography exams as they help create structure in a long answer question and also display your knowledge of specific examples in reference to any facts you may be...
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How to Solve: (11 − w)/4 = 1 + w

Step 1 : First we multiply both sides by 4, this is to eliminate /4 on the lhs(left hand side), and then we multiply the rhs(right hand side) by 4, this gives us (11-w) = 4(1+w) which is then equeal to 11-w ...
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What is polarized light?

When something emits light, the waves produced usually have their oscillation moving at all different angles. You can have some oscillating left and right, up and down, at a 45-degree angle, or any angle ima...
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Psychology: How to briefly outline and evaluate the findings of any one study of social influence.

This question is asking to first outline a study and then evaluate it, i.e. Asch's (1951) conformity studies. To outline the question we would first briefly introduce the study (its purpose, aim), then brief...
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