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What is an ablative absolute?

Ablative absolutes are a common type of phrase found in Latin. They seem a little complex at first, but once you learn to recognise them, they are one of the easiest kinds of phrase to notice and translat...

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Answered by Nicholas C. Latin tutor
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How can I apply trigonometry rules to an isosceles triangle?

First, split the isosceles triangle down the middle to create a right angled triangle. Then label the opposite, hypotenuse and adjacent. The hypotenuse will be the longest side of the triangle, the opposi...

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Answered by Gwen W. Maths tutor
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What is an interface and why are they useful?

An interface in the Object Oriented Programming (OOP) sense is very similar to a class definition - it is the definition of the various functions and procedures provided by the class (in this case interfa...

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Answered by Kajetan C. Computing tutor
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factorise the quadratic: v^2+20v+19

Recap defintions: factorise essentially means making the equation simpler by finding the common factors. 

This is a simple quadratic because the first term has a coeffecient of 1. therefore we know...

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Answered by Taylor L. Maths tutor
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Please can you explain the difference between 'por' and 'para'?

I think it is best to answer this question by looking at some examples  1. Llegué temprano a la cena por hablar a Juan   I arrived early to the dinner due to speaking to Juan 2. Llegué te...

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Answered by Daisy C. Spanish tutor
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