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Evaluate Portman’s use of harmony in ‘Six Years Later’ in The Duchess with particular reference to the changing circumstances of the heroin. Relate your discussion to other relevant works. These may include set works, wider listening or other.

Given that the music is supposed to set the scene of a classical period, it is unsurprising that Portman uses an oom-cha-cha bass accompaniment in ‘Six Years Later’, a typical characteristic of the waltz ...

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Discuss how the graph of orbital velocities in rotational galaxies against distance from the galactic centre implies the existence of dark matter.

Within the central swell of the galaxy, we can see that the orbital velocity increases almost linearly with distance, which corresponds with the formula for orbital velocity (namely that v=sqrt(GM/r)), as...

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How do I make sure that I do not run out of time in the essay questions of the exam?

Timing in the History A Level is one of the biggest challenges encountered by most people who are preparing for the exam: it's very common for students to worry about running out of time, or not writing e...

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What is homeostasis and give 3 examples of homeostasis in the body.

Homeostasis is the maintaining of a constant internal environment to allow for healthy functioning of the body. Three examples would be the control of water levels in the kidney via ADH, control of temper...

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A particle of mass m moves from rest a time t=0, under the action of a variable force f(t) = A*t*exp(-B*t), where A,B are positive constants. Find the speed of the particle for large t, expressing the answer in terms of m, A, and B.

First, we need to find a formula for the speed of the particle, v, at a given time, t. Relate the speed, v, to the force f, using Newton's 2nd Law: f(t) = mdv/dt (remembering that acceleration is t...

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