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Why is the car moving if the unbalanced force is zero?

This is a great example of where physics and our gut feelings about physics don't match up. This is a very common conceptional difficulty students have and is often jumped on by examiners. The best way to...

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Answered by Connor D. Physics tutor
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Find the gradient of y=x^2-6x-16 at the point where the curve crosses the x-axis

So we have y = 0 and therefore x- 6x - 16 =0 

This is then factorised to (x+2)(x-8) = 0 and therefore we have x = -2, x = -8

To find the gradient we need to find dy/dx

So...

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Answered by Holly K. Maths tutor
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How do you know if you should use the perfect or imperfect tense?

Generally, the imperfect tense should be used for events which happened regularly in the past or which took place over a period of time. The perfect tense is used more for one off events. So for example, ...

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Answered by Leah T. French tutor
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What are the advantages of First Past the Post?

The Advantages are: 

Leads to effective, strong and stable government

Provides a clear link between MPs and their constituents

Prevents a minority party holding an ex...

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Answered by Kirsty S. Politics tutor
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What are receptors?

Receptors are a group of specialised cells that are used by the body to detect different stimuli (changes in the environment). Receptors are most common in sensory organs like the eyes, ears and the skin....

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Answered by Kirsty S. Biology tutor
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