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How would I approach a problem question on murder?

To tackle a problem question on the offence of murder, you should take it step-by-step and look closely at the facts. As with any criminal offence, both the actus reus (act) and mens rea (mental state) must ...
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Explain and analyse two factors that can influence voting behaviour.

One factor that can influence voting behaviour is social class. Social class something each individual is in based on how much wealth they have, and ranges from working, middle and upper class. This factor a...
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A ball is kicked off a cliff at a height of 20m above ground and an angle of 30 degree from the horizontal, it follows projectile motion and lands after a time t. Its velocity at the maximum height it reaches is 20m/s, how long does it take it to land?

This problem should be split into two parts, the time it takes the ball to reach its maximum point, and the time it takes it to fall to the ground from the maximum point.part 1) We can calculate the balls in...
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How does Virgil make this passage exciting for his reader?

This question is for the verse literature paper in A-Level (or GCSE) Latin. Students will have translated and analysed a text about which they will be asked literary questions of varying length. This questio...
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A wheat farmer uses fertiliser on his crop for several months. During this time the pond at the end of the field becomes covered in a thin green film and starts to smell. What process is responsible for this and how does it occur?

Fertilisers contain nitrates for use by plants for protein synthesis.In eutrophication, when it rains excess soil nitrates are washed in run-off to the pond. Water becomes nitrogen rich so surface algae thri...
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