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How different are ELAT essays to A-level essays?

In terms of structure, the two are not all that different: ELATs just allow you a lot more freedom. A-level essays are of course limited by a set syllabus, by your revision, by the other essays you've got...

Answered by Jessica B. • ELAT tutor

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I've been doing specimen MAT admission test - but I couldn't figure out the answer to the parts III, and IV of question 6 (https://www.maths.ox.ac.uk/system/files/attachments/speca.pdf). Is there some kind of a trick?

As for part III you only need to use the process of elimination. Notice, that there are only three possible situations, since at east one of Alice, Bob, and Charlie has a white hat; namely: one of them ha...

Answered by Stanisław N. • MAT tutor

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What is in the BMAT exam?

BMAT is an entrance exam required by some medical universities and it is split into 3 sections. The first section will be similar to UKCAT since it will test your aptitude and skills. The second section w...

Answered by Sabbir C. • BMAT (BioMedical Admissions) tutor

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Let r and s be integers. Then ( 6^(r+s) x 12^(r-s) ) / ( 8^(r) x 9^(r+2s) ) is an integer when: (a) r+s <= 0, (b) s <= 0, (c) r <= 0, (d) r >= s.

First of all, an integer is a whole number, i.e. a not a fractional number, that can be positive, negative or zero. To find the range of values r and s for which the above fraction is an integer we can st...

Answered by Nadia P. • MAT tutor

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Essay Question

For section B of the LNAT you will need to write a persuasive argument about a given topic within 40 minutes. The purpose of the essay is to show independent, original thought and to give them an idea abo...

Answered by Jessica W. • LNAT tutor

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