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What are the differences between directional and stabilising selection? Give an example of each.

In directional (a.k.a. adaptive) selection, one extreme of a population has a selective advantage i.e. is fitter than other individuals of the population. This causes a directional shift towards this extr...

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Answered by Ben S. Biology tutor
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A drone is hovering at a constant height above the ground. The mass of the drone is 7 kg. The mass of the package is 3 kg. Calculate the upward force of the Drone.

To answer this Question we will use the equation derived from Newtons second law of motion,
F=ma or in this case W=mg as it is the mass of the object being accelerated by gracity, giving us it's wei...

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Answered by Finn T. Physics tutor
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How do I analyse a source for a source question or essay.

Analysing a source is the key skill needed for the study of history. An excellent method for doing this is the CABLE method.
C - Content: What is the source actually saying? This requires close readi...

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Answered by Finn T. History tutor
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x^2 +y^2 =25, y – 3x = 13 - Simultaneous Equations (June 2017)

x = -4.8x = -3

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Answered by Angelo U. Maths tutor
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4x+2y=22, (y/2)+(x/4)=2.5

x=4,y=3

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Answered by Ieuan L. Maths tutor
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