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What are the key differences between direct realism and idealism?

Direct realism (or naïve realism) as a theory of perception claims that what we perceive are real objects and their properties, and that these objects exist without even minds to perceive them. This often se...
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In your opinion, what are the advantages and disadvantages of technology for young people?

Essay plan: Introduction - contextualise the topic, underline/give examples of main arguments eg. advantage is that they could meet friends online, disadvantage is that they could become isolated Part 1 - ta...
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How many sections and papers are there for the Spanish A-level?

The Spanish A-Level includes 4 different sections. Oral examination with set of questions asked (8-10 min long) 2. Listening (45min), Reading (1hr) and Writing (1hr) so the total paper is 2h and 45min long. ...
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Solve for x 2x +3 + (4x-1)/2 = 10

2x +3 + (4x-1)/2 = 10 The divisor (2) is the biggest problem right now so we need to get it on its own... (4x-1)/2 = 10-2x-3 Equation has been rearranged! 4x-1 = 2(10-2x-3) Now we can eliminate the divisor b...
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Answered by Shannon H. • Maths tutor
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How does the pKa level correlate with acid strength?

The pKa is a way of measuring the strength of an acid in water solution. An acid, in this context, is a molecule that releases a proton (H+) when in water. The more readily this molecule releases a proton th...
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