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Ideally, the two would be able to connect in some way. For example, past experiences volunteering at the local museum could highlight an aspect you particulalry enjoyed in a history lesson, or brought hom...

One of the key points to remember when including context around the texts you are writing about, is to avoid simply attaching it to the end of a sentence. To help weave the context into your essays natura...

This question is asking us to place a number in the place of their corresponding letter, so as the letter a is attached to the number two, whenever we see the letter a in the equation we would replace it ...

cos(x+a)=cosxcosa-sinxsina so cosa=5 sina=3 which means tana=3/5 a=0.54 RADIANS R=sqrt(5²+3²). =sqrt(34) so sqrt(34)cos(x+0.54)

A scalar quantity is one that has a magnitude (size) only, and no associated direction in which that size 'points'. A good example of a scalar is temperature, because temperature has a size (for example 2...