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What is Plato's Analogy of the Cave and its significance for philosophers?

With Plato’s analogy of the cave I find it is really useful to understand it visually, so I’m going to draw a diagram of the cave as I explain it. The useful thing about this is that when it comes to revisin...
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How do I go about answering questions in my interview if I don't know the answer?

If you have got to the interview stage of an Oxbridge application then the Director of Studies or whoever is conducting the interview is obviously interested in you, they know that you are a capable student,...
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Describe and explain how an action potential is generated

This is a common question, that takes a little while to get your head around. Once you've understood the process, it can be simplified down to a cycle of 3 steps for memory: depolarisation , repolarisation a...
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Two functions, y1 & y2, are given by y1=x^2+16x+4; y2=2(3x+2). Find analytically the volume of the solid created by revolving the area between the two curves by 2pi radians around the x-axis. N.B. y2>y1 on the interval between the points of intersection.

Setting the two equations equal to one another to find the intersection boundaries:x^2+16x+4=6x+4; x^2+16x+4-6x-4=0; x^2+10x=0;x(x+10)=0; x=0, x=-10. Setting up the volume of revolution (N.B. Due to typing r...
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Answered by Filippos G. • Maths tutor
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How does Shakespeare present Lear's daughters in Act One, Scene One?

From its outset, Shakespeare’s ‘King Lear’ challenges the fundamental qualities of human relationships and connections that are traditionally thought to be stable. In particular, it is the institution of the...
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Answered by Millicent G. • English tutor
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