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A basketball player throws his ball vertically upwards with an initial speed of v=40 m/s. Ignore air resistance. What is the speed of the ball at half of the maximum height?

Since we are neglecting air resistance the energy of the ball is conserved. We set the gravitational potential energy to be U=0 at h=0. Applying conservation of energy at h=0 and h=hmax , we ge...

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How do I multiply two brackets without missing terms when multiplying?

In order to answer these sorts of questions where you have double brackets and need to expand them it is useful to use the FOIL (First Outer Inner Last) method. By using this systematic method it ensures ...

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Answered by Andrew R. Maths tutor
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Explain why the product of nucleophilic addition of a cyanide ion to the ketone CH3COCH2CH3 shows no optical activity

The ketone group is planar and the cyanide ion has equal chance of attacking above or below the plane. Therefore a racemic mixture of the product is formed and the product shows no optical activity

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Jodie buys 12 cans of cola. There are 330 ml of cola in each can. Rob buys 4 bottles of cola. There is 1 litre of cola in each bottle. Rob buys more cola than Jodie. How much more?

Again, I would highlight the important points of the question.

  1. Jodie buys 12 cans which are 330ml in each can.

  2. Rob buys 4 bottles which are 1 litre each.

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Amber earns £7 for each hour she works from Monday to Friday. She earns £10 for each hour she works on Saturday. One week Amber worked for 4 hours on Saturday. That week she earned a total of £180. How many hours did Amber work that week?

So to break this question down, I would highlight the key points of the question. 

  1. She earns £7 per hour on Monday to Friday.

  2. She earns £10 per hour on Saturday

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