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How would you test for the presence of a non-reducing sugar?

We can check for the presence of non-reducing sugars the Benedick's Test. If a reducing sugar is present in a solution, adding Benedick's reagent and heating will form an insoluble red precipitate. Non-re...

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Answered by Jess O. Biology tutor
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What should I be doing now to best enhance my medical school application?

Being a doctor is a difficult job and requires more skills than just being good at biology. Medical schools are looking to see if you have these skills and that you understand what you're getting yourself...

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For y = 7x - x^3, find the two stationary points and what type of stationary points they are.

Differentiate y to get: dy/dx = 7-3x^2 , dy/dx = 0 , therefore x=(+/-)sqrt(7/3) d^2y/dx^2 = 6x , substitute x values in to y=7x-x^3 and d^2y/dx^2 to find coordinates and the type of the stationary point.<...

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Answered by Robbie S. Maths tutor
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expand and simplify (x+3)(x-7)

(x+3)(x-7)

= (xx) + (x-7) + (x3) + (3-7)

= x^2 - 7x + 3x - 21

= x^2 - 4x - 21

Key here is to ensure you multiply each term in one bracket by both in the other...

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Answered by Luke P. Maths tutor
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With reference to methodology (A02), and lexical devices, analyse the poem "A Red Red Rose by Robert Burns"

The first lexical device Burns explores is repetition. This is a key method in rhetoric because it establishes importance, and ensures the reader pays attention to the word repeated. The word "red&qu...

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