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How should we answer a compare and contrast question in our Language exam?

Approach this question as if you’re having an argument with yourself about what the author meant and why, in which neither side agrees or will budge. The stronger side will shine through. Do not panic! First...
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Answered by Jake H. • English tutor
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how to have the best structure when answering sociology questions in exam papers?

following a certain set structure PEC, for example your point of argument, then give examples such as what marxist would say about this point and Then COMMENT on what it is about with a point of counteractio...
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Answered by Meryl T. • Sociology tutor
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What are the differences between DNA and RNA

There are 4 main differences, the first being that DNA is in a double helix structure much like two pieces of string wrapped together. RNA, on the other hand, is single-stranded. The second difference is in ...
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Answered by Arif A. • Biology tutor
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What is proof by induction and how do I employ it?

Proof by induction is a type of proof in which one tries to proof a statement is valid for any arbitrary number of n by first proving for k and then trying to further extrapolate this into a valid statement ...
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Answered by Adrian B. • Maths tutor
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How do you evaluate whether or not a psychological study is ethical?

When thinking of ethics, think of DRIPP;D eceit, were the participants deceived in the study? Was it necessary to do so? If yes, was a debrief included? R ight to withdraw, were the participants made aware t...
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