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What are the four levels of protein structure?

Primary - The sequence of amino acids in the Protein, defined by the DNA sequence coding for the protein. Secondary - Any folding or coiling within the protein which are stabilised by hydrogen bonds. The two...
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Solve X^2 +13X+48=12

It is first important to get the equation to equal 0, so to do this you minus 12 from each side of the equals symbol, giving youX^2 +13X+36=0Now it is time to think about factorising!The best trick for this ...
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Help, I have designers block!

We all get to the point where we have been drawing or working on a project for so long that we feel completely uninspired.Its often a good idea to take a break at this point, if you're really stressed and wo...
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How should I approach my GCSE maths paper?

The way that papers are set is that you usually can allow just over a minute for each mark. This means if a question is 6 marks, it should take about 6 minutes to answer. It is generally a good idea to be qu...
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The sequence xn is given by the formula x_n = n^3 − 9n^2 + 631. What is the largest value of n for which x_n > x_(n+1)?

We know that x_n > x_(n+1) is true if and only if x_n - x_(n+1) > 0 is true.So x_n - x_(n+1) = (n^3 − 9n^2 + 631) − ((n + 1)^3 − 9(n + 1)^2 + 631) = (n^3 − n^3 − 3n^2 − 3n − 1) − 9(n^2 − n^2 − 2n − 1) ...
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