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Explain the processes involved in the formation of a waterfall.

Waterfalls are an erosive feature of the river system. Rivers erode their banks and bed through a variety of erosional processes, such as hydraulic action, corrosion, attrition and saltation. In the creat...

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Answered by William E. Geography tutor
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What is the difference between an elastic and inelastic collision

In all collisions momentum is conserved. However in elastic collision kinetic energy is also conserved, molecules colliding is an elastic collision.If kinetic energy is not conserved that then the collisi...

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Answered by Emma H. Physics tutor
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A stationary ball starts rolling down a hill, and after 5s it reaches a speed of 12m/s. From here the ground levels off, and the ball continues at this speed for 3 more seconds. Plot this on a velocity-time diagram.

First we need to draw a velocity-time diagram, which has time on the x-axis, or bottom, and velocity on the y-axis, or left.The ball begins from a stop, so we can draw a dot at (0,0). It accelerates until...

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Answered by Sean M. Maths tutor
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How would you work out how much money each Fred and Julie get if they share £60 in a 5:7 ratio?

If Fred and Julie share £60 in a 5:7 ratio, Fred will get 5/12ths of the money and Julie will get 7/12ths of the money. All together there will be 12 parts of the money because 5 + 7 = 12So, you need to d...

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Answered by Tiegan S. Maths tutor
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When should the imperfect preterite be used as opposed to the perfect preterite when describing things that happened in the past?

The 'perfect tense' is used to describe events in the past that had a definite ending whereas the imperfect tense if used to describe events which were ongoing. i.e. if we wanted to say: 'While Juan was e...

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Answered by Lewis G. Spanish tutor
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