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How would I plan an answer to this question: 'Peaceful co-existence failed by 1961 because neither the East nor the West fully committed to it. How valid is this assessment?' (AQA History A-Level)

The first thing to do when planning an essay is to identify the most important words in the question, and consider what they mean. This will ensure that you are really answering the question directly rath...

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Answered by Isobel B. History tutor
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Explain how the cardiac muscle controls the regular beating of the heart.

Cardiac muscle is myogenic. This means signals for contraction and relaxation originate from the heart itself. The process is initiated in the sinoatrial node (SAN), located in the right atrium. The SAN i...

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Answered by Christie J. Biology tutor
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Explain the transmission of a nerve impulse across a cholinergic synapse referring to action potentials. (6)

When an action potential reaches the terminal of a pre-synaptic cleft, voltage-gated calcium channels are stimulated to open, causing an influx of Ca+ ions in the pre-synaptic neuron. This infux of Ca+ io...

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Answered by Sarah W. Biology tutor
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Work out the price elasticity of demand of Coca Cola when the demand rises from 1 million to 2 million following a price decrease of £1.50 to £1.35. Is this price elastic or price inelastic?

Price elasticity of demand = % change in quantity demanded / % change in price
PED = ((2m - 1m)/1m x100) / ((1.35-1.5)/1.5 x100)
PED = 100/-10PED= -10
it is price elastic since PED < -...

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Answered by Nandini M. Economics tutor
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A.C Bradley presented an analysis of Othello as 'the most romantic figure among Shakespeare's heroes...(he) does not belong to our world'. To what extent do you agree with this view? Comment on Shakespeare's dramatic methods.

Introduction - Establish an opinion on the quotes/ Establish the two key sides of the argument. In this case the presentation of Othello as a figure who conforms to the classical Aristotle form of tragedy...

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