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GSCE: How is a delta formed? (5 marks)

A delta is formed in the lower course of a river when the river reaches the sea, or another still body or water such as a large lake. The river slows down and loses energy as there is now no limiting chanel ...
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Explain why the price elasticity of demand for two products may vary.

Price elasticity depends on several other components: Availability of substitutes The proportion of a consumer's disposable income which the products account for Whether the products are addictive (consumers...
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How do I integrate ln(x), using integration by parts?

This is a common question among A-Level Maths students, as integration by parts requires 2 things: 1. Something to integrate ; 2. Something to differentiate. In ln(x), we can immediately see that ln(x) is th...
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Answered by Mustafa K. Maths tutor
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How do alveoli create a surface for efficient gas exchange?

This kind of question is extremely common in A level biology, they want you to explain a system and apply your knowledge of biological principals to it. To understand alveoli we need to understand the concep...
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What's the difference between 'ser' and 'estar'?

The first important thing to remember is that there is no equivalent in Enlgish, as both verbs mean 'to be'. They can also not be used interchangeably, and both have a slightly different meaning. I think the...
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