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How do you balance an equation

First write out the equation given:Na + O2 —> Na2ONow count how many oxygen atoms are on the LHS of equation (2) and how many are on the RHS (1). This means you must put a 2 in f...

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Answered by Lauren S. Chemistry tutor
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What are the main differences between different loops when it comes to coding ?

This question is relevant to different coding languages, and it can be easily explained using Java language : for instance, we will use an integer array called FOR:for(int i=0;i<ArrayList.size();i++) t...

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In an electric propulsion system, alpha particles are accelerated through a potential difference of 100kV at an average rate of 10^20 alpha particles per second. Calculate the average thrust the system can provide.

Take the mass of alpha particle to be 6.6410^-27 kg accurate to 3 s.f. Note that the the work done in an electric field accross a potential difference is E = QV, where Q is the total charge of the alp...

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Answered by Alexandru A. Physics tutor
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How do I use my own knowledge in a Section A source analysis question?

You should use your own knowledge (OK) about the question as a lens through which to analyse the four sources. Instead of simply deploying OK to answer the question directly, use it to examine the provena...

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Answered by Alexander N. History tutor
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Show, by first principles, that the differential of x^2 is 2x.

First I would draw a Diagram of y=x2 on the x and y plane, for x>0. Then label a generic point as (x,y), then noting that as y=x2 we can then equate the sane point to (x, x2...

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Answered by Kieren J. Maths tutor
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