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How do I compare two cartoons?

Once you learn how to compare two cartoons answering the question becomes simple regardless of subject. No matter the question you will always get accompanying text with the cartoon. It is important to read ...
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Answered by Lewis T. • History tutor
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How do I solve the Hannahs sweets question from the 2015 GCSE paper?

Here is a question from the 2015 edexcel GCSE paper that was considered particulary challenging. There are n sweets in a bag. 6 of the sweets are orange. The rest of the sweets are yellow. Hannah takes a ran...
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Answered by Miranda R. • Maths tutor
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How Do I Deal With Cartoon Source Based Questions?

Source based questions can often appear intimidating, however interpreting a source accurately is a key skill that no good historian can do without. When it comes to cartoons the first thing to do is to iden...
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Answered by James L. • History tutor
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What should I include in an English Literature poetry analysis?

The first step to writing a good essay is to carefully read the poem. From here it is a good idea to highlight the different literary devices the poet uses. These can include: similes/ metaphors, personifica...
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If 20 kg of calcium carbonate was reacted with excess sodium chloride in the following reaction (2NaCl+CaCo3-->Na2Co3+CaCl2) what is the maximum mass of sodium carbonate that could be made?

1)Always write out the reaction first; 2NaCl+CaCo3-->Na2Co3+CaCl2 2)Now underneath calculate the Relative Formula Mass using a periodic table for each of the compounds. CaCo3=100/ Na2Co3=106 3)Now always ...
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Answered by Andrew R. • Chemistry tutor
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