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Here we have to differentiate a constant raised to the power of a variable. To make it easier, let u=sinx and so our function can now be treated as y=a^u. Remembering that A = e^(LnA), a^u = e^(Ln(a^u)). ...

Once the sample is vaporised, high energy electrons are fired at the sample which knocks off a loosely held electron. (1) This step is known as election impact ionisation. (2) Due to the presence of a cha...

The word "area" should highlight that it is an integration question to the student. The interval asked for is (0,1/2) and so the curve should be integrated between that interval.The first task i...

When dealing with such a question, an expansion question, the first part of the equation to look at is the brackets.Looking at the question above, one can see that there are two pairs of brackets - it wou...

consider what you are applying with. what are your predicted grades like? how strong are your GCSE results? How well did your UKCAT go? are you sitting the BMAT? These alone will give you a good indicatio...