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How can I recognise and use the negative form?

At GCSE level, in the reading texts and audio passages, people often give their opinion. Learn the following structures as they will give you a good idea about whether people like something or not. Ne pas...

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Answered by Molly F. French tutor
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What is a stratified sample?

Stratified sampling is a technique used in some instances to generate a 'fairer' sample than standard random sampling. Wherein a population is divided into subgroups called 'strata'. These strata are usua...

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Answered by Lewis S. Maths tutor
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Show, by counter-example, that the statement "If cos(a) = cos(b) then sin(a) = sin(b)" is false.

Let a=60 and b=300.

Then cos(a)=cos(60)=0.5 and cos(b)=cos(300)=0.5, therefore cos(a)=cos(b).

Then sin(a)=sin(60)=sqrt(3)/2 and sin(b)=sin(300)=-sqrt(3)/2, therefore sin(a)=sin(b) is incorre...

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Answered by Osian G. Maths tutor
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Discuss 'deviation from ideal mental health' as a definition of abnormality. (8 marks)

This definition identifies the characteristics required for good mental health, and suggests that the further an individual is from this ideal, the more likely they are to be classified as abnormal. Jahod...

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Answered by Betsy E. Psychology tutor
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Written Assignment task: example of a rationale

“Lord of the Flies”, a novel written by William Golding, tells the story of boys who survived on an island after the plane’s crash. After the accident, the competition between two main characters, Ralph a...

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