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What is Olbers' paradox?

Olbers' paradox is a thought experiment that arises in cosmology* which shows that our universe does not fit the "Static Newtonian" model.
Sir Isaac Newton...

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Answered by Alexander J. Physics tutor
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How can I write a good introduction?

To write a good introduction, first re-read the question and underline any key phrases - try to really understand what the question is asking.

In your introduction you need to outline what you...

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Answered by Anna G. English tutor
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What is integration by parts, and how is it useful?

"Integration by parts" is one of several methods in our arsenal that we can use to integrate a function f(x). It involves expressing f(x) as the product of tw...

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Answered by Alexander J. Maths tutor
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How do I analyse a source for its origin, purpose, values and limitations on History Paper 1?

On History Paper 1, you'll be asked to analyse a number of sources for their "origin, purpose, values and limitations". When done correctly, these questions can be easy points as long as you...

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Answered by Bethany G. History tutor
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What are some methods of control in experiments?

Elimination: Removal of the extraneous variable (e.g. noise)

Constancy: Keeping the extraneous variable constant between two or more conditions (e.g. equal levels of noise)

Counter-bal...

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Answered by Alice P. Psychology tutor
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