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What is the difference between 'le, la, les' and 'un, une, des'?

'le, la , les' are called definite articles or articles définis and they are used when speaking of something specific or that has previously been mentioned. These articles are the equivalent of 'the' .'un, u...
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Answered by Carolina F. • French tutor
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Explore some of the ways different voices are presented in poetry

Duffy uses voices in their poetry in order to portray the experiences of those who have been kept in the dark and denied a voice of their own. In Lizzie 6, Duffy uses the dialogue form of the poem, achieved ...
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A cycle race is 3069.25 miles. Juan travels at a speed of 15.12 miles per hour. He cycles for 8 hours a day. Estimate how many days Juan will take to complete the race.

s = d/ t= 3069.25/ 15.12It is an estimated value, so you may use rounded values = 3000/ 15= 200 hours He will be travelling 8 hours every day= 200/ 8= 25 days
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Answered by Harith H. • Maths tutor
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What is the difference between 'este', 'ese' and 'aquel' and 'estos', 'esos' and 'aquellos'?

These words are the Spanish equivalents of ' this ', ' that ', ' these ' and ' those '. First of all, ' este ' ' ese ' and ' aquel ' are used to refer to singular , masculine objects. ' Esta ' ' esa ' and ' ...
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Answered by Grace A. • Spanish tutor
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How do you calculate the amount of moles of a (solid) substance from its mass?

Use the equation:Moles = Mass ÷ Relative mass For example: How many moles are there in 10g of CaCO 3 ? ( to 3 significant figures) Find the relative mass of CaCO 3 by adding up the masses of the atoms that m...
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Answered by Alanah J. • Chemistry tutor
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