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A-Level question: How is blood glucose regulated?

Blood glucose must be regulated, normal blood glucose for a non-diabetic person is 4.0-5.9mmol. A low blood glucose (sugar) is harmful and a high blood can indicate diabetes. the pancreas and liver and cr...

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Answered by Erin J. Biology tutor
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Translate: Il fallait que je crée moi-même quelques chansons pour qu’un agent sache que je comprenais quelque chose à la musique. Ce que ma mère m’avait dit m’apparaissait comme évident, même si je n’y avais jamais pensé de façon aussi précise.

I had to write some songs myself so that an agent would know that I understood something about music. What my mother had told me seemed obvious, even if I had never thought about it in such a precise way....

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Answered by Natasha M. French tutor
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What should I put in my Personal Statement?

A Personal Statement is a daunting task- yet it should be much easier than it is made out to be. You need to show what and why you chose the subject that you want to do. The majority of your Statement sho...

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Answered by Robert C. English tutor
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What is close reading?

Close reading is when you really engage with a text and all of its connotations. It means that you need to look at what techniques, voice or person the author may be using but importantly it is not just s...

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Answered by Robert C. English tutor
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If a wire loop moves at constant speed into a region where there is a magnetic field, why is a current induced in the wire?

In this question, a square wire loop of length L and resistance R starts in a region with no magnetic field, and moves at a speed v into a region with magnetic field B, which is acting perpendicular to th...

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Answered by Gus B. Physics tutor
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