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What is the difference between experimental and correlation designs?

Experimental designs establish cause and effect. This is done through manipulation of the independent variable (IV) to see the effect on the dependent variable (DV). Correlations cannot establish cause an...

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What is osmosis and how does it work?

Osmosis is the movement of water across a semi-permeable membrane, down the concentration gradient. This means that if there is more water on one side of a membrane, it will move to the other side until b...

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Answered by Niclas W. Biology tutor
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When is the verb tense "congiuntivo" used?

This tense, now used much less than in the past, is utilised in the following cases:1) To exhort someone to do something, instead of using the "imperativo"("Faccia pure come vuole!", ,...

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Define price elasticity of demand and explain the factors affecting it

Price elasticity of demand (PED) is a measure of the % change in demand of a good which occurs in response to a change in price.There are four main factors which effect PED:availability of substitutes - i...

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Answered by Sofia A. Economics tutor
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An electric whisk in a bakery has two motors, each with an average power of 1500W. The whisk is used for 4 hours each day, 7 days a week. Electricity costs 18p per kilowatt-hour. Calculate the cost of the electricity used by the whisk in one week.

First, we must calculate the amount of time spent using the whisk in one week:4 x 7 = 28 hours a weekNext we calculate the power used; as the whisk has two motors, the average power used by the whole whis...

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Answered by Iqra S. Physics tutor
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