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How can I do well in interview?

Oxbridge interviews are not meant to catch you out or test your knowledge, but simulate a tutorial/supervision environment to see how you react to it and to see how you think about tricky questions. It is...

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The difference between two positive numbers is 50. The second number is 50 % smaller than the first one. What are the two numbers?

Let's call the numbers we are looking for a and b. From the question: a-b = 50 and b is 50% of a, which means that b = (50/100)a=0.5 a. Substituting this form of b in the first equation, we obtain: a-...

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Answered by Andreea C. Maths tutor
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How do I pick my EPQ topic?

This can be quite daunting and hard as it feels like a big task, especially if you are going to be writing 5,000 words on it!! When I did mine, I found it helpful to write down a list (or do a mind map) o...


How can I critically evaluate a study?

To critically evaluate a study at A-level, I recommend following the ‘GRAVE’ method: Generalisability - how generalisable is the sample to the wider population? Is the sample size large o...

EP
Answered by Ellie P. Psychology tutor
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Compare and contrast eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells.

Tip: when answering ‘compare and contrast’ questions, use keywords such as ‘whereas’, ‘in contrast to’, ‘similarly’ and ‘comparatively’.Eukaryotic cells are plant and animals cells, whereas prokaryotic ce...

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Answered by Ellie P. Biology tutor
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