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Through what process does oxidative phosporylation, to produce energy using oxygen as a final electron acceptor, occur, and where in the cell?

  1. The electron transport chain, consisting of four complexes that each export hydrogen to the inner membrane space, sets up a electrochemical gradient across the membrane2) The final complex, ATP Synt...
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Answered by Chris B. Biology tutor
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Wann soll das Plusquamperfekt benutzt werden, und wann kann stattdessen das Perfekt benutzt werden?

The Plusquamperfekt is used to refer to the so-called "Vorvergangenheit" or pre-past, meaning that, if you are for example telling a story that is set in the past, you would be using the Perfekt...

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Answered by Johanna T. German tutor
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What are key points I must address in a Live Theatre question in order to get the best marks?

Firstly, during/after watching a live theatre performance, I suggest taking notes under the headings of 'costume' 'character performance' 'staging' 'lighting/sound design'. I suggest this...

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work out 20% of 14000

First work out 10% of 14000.You do this by dividing 14000 by 10 as this will than be a 10th of 14000 and therefore 10%14000 divided by 10 = 1400as the question asks for 20% you will need to add another 10...

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Ball P is shot at 18m/s horizontally from the top of a 32m mast. Ball Q is shot at 30m/s at an angle 'a' to the horizontal from the bottom of the mast. They collide mid-air. Prove that cos'a' = 3/5

Consider the positions of each ball as a function of time. Distance (position) is equal to velocity times time. We want 'cos' in the answer, so we'll work with the x axis. For ball P, the position is equa...

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Answered by Andrew F. Maths tutor
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