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What is electromotive force and how is it different to potential difference?

The electromotive force or emf of a cell in a circuit is, for a start, not a force at all: it has the unit of volts. A good definition is ‘the power supplied by the cell per unit current through the ce...

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Answered by Tom B. Physics tutor
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When do you use 'n choose k' and where does the formula come from?

When do you use n choose k?

Say you have n objects/elements, and each one can either be selected or not selected. ‘n choose k’ gives yo...

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Answered by Tom B. Maths tutor
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what are the existing theories in analysing the gender discourse?

Some scholars have focused on sexualisation and dominance of women by men such as Hester and Millet. Some have focused on men’s controlling behavior to limit women’s social mobility such as Stark. Also...

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Answered by Atlas T. Sociology tutor
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What is the difference between SN1 and SN2 reactions, and how do you determine via which mechanism the reaction will proceed?

This is the sort of question you are likely to stumble across in an IB HL Paper 2 examination. It would probably carry a few more marks and thus require a longer answer, but that is reason to panic!First ...

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Answered by James G. Chemistry tutor
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How do I calculate the speed of the International Space Station moving in a circular orbit around the Earth?

Just equate the centripetal force and gravitational force acting on the ISS and find v.

P. S. Google the radius and mass of the Earth, the distance to the ISS from the ground, the mass of...

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Answered by Eimantas D. Physics tutor
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