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How many real life examples do i need for application points?

The more real life application the merrier. Watching the news and keeping up to date with current global and domestic economic issues is a key for this exam. If you have more current and relevant examples...

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How many past papers should i do before the exam?

I cannot stress this answer enough, but, ALL of them. TWICE, at least. When it comes to Maths, past papers will without a doubt be the key to unlock your target grade. Success in maths comes with practice...

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The cost of one original glazed doughnut is £1.45. a) Find the cost of twelve doughnuts. The doughnut seller is offering customers a special deal: “Twelve doughnuts for £9.45” b) How much will each customer save?

a) 1.45 x 12= £17.40

b) (answer from part a-£9.45) 17.40 - 9.45= £7.95

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Answered by Wonu A. Maths tutor
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'Religious language is meaningless'. Evaluate and discuss this statement.

Answer should demonstrate a coherent structure. Student should evaluate claims that disagree with their standpoint. Can include 'Logical positivists', verfication/falsification principle, A.J. Ayer. Shoul...

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Answered by Wonu A. Philosophy tutor
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How should i study for the exam?

Consindering this is an essay based subject, i would definitely suggest planning many, MANY essays! It may seem like a chore at first, but they will soon become your best friend when the exam date nears. ...

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