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Explain the Macro-economic benefits of globalisation.

Globalisation is the increase in connectivity of the world through the trade of goods and services. The effects of globalisation can benefit two different parties: one being producers; the other being consum...
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Evaluate the claim that German foreign policy was the main cause of First World War

For After 1890, Wilhelm pursued Weltpolitik in which he sought to increase German influence in Africa and the World -> direct competition with Britain and France which then overturns the previous ‘balance...
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Answered by Niya N. • History tutor
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Find the coordinates of the point of intersection between the line L:(-i+j-5k)+v(i+j+2k) and the plane π: r.(i+2j+3k)=4.

By inspection we can tell that the line and the plane are not parallel. Since the dot product between the direction vector of the line with the perpendicular vector of the plane was not equal to 0 (i.e. b.n≠...
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Find the shortest distance between the lines r = (1, 5, 6) + y(-2, -1, 0) and r = (1, 7, -3) + z(2, 0, 4)

Vector joining the two lines = (1, 5, 6) - (1, 7, -3) = (0, -2, 9)Normal vector to the two lines = (-2, -1, 0) x (2, 0, 4) = (-4, 8, 2) = 2(-2, 4, 1)Hence, using the dot product, shortest distance = (0, -2, ...
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“The Americans and British initiated all the formal steps towards separation.” Evaluate the strengths and limitations of this quote on the division of Germany.

The interpretation is blaming the Western allies for the division by stating that they produced all of the actual policies which separated East and West Germany, causing them to not be unified until 1991. Th...
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