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What is a possible approach to analysing unseen texts?

In your exams and your essays in general, when asked to analyse unseen texts, your goal is to show a sophisticated reading and response. This can be quite difficult if you're not sure what to look for, if a ...
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given y=(1+x)^2, find dy/dx

There are two ways in which this we can do this, The first is explanding the brackets to get 1+2x+x 2 and differentiating to get 2+2x. The second way is using the chain rule , let u=1+x such that y=u 2 and d...
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Answered by Sam G. • Maths tutor
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What is the best way to revise?

A high grade in GCSE Biology requires you jumping through a few hoops. For certain questions, specific facts are required in the answer and certain structures are required for the answers. There isn't too mu...
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Answered by Darcey B. • Biology tutor
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How should I structure each paragraph in ten mark questions?

Structure each paragraph as PEE: point, evidence and explanation. If you follow this structure each paragraph will be clear and easily understandable. Each paragraph can be pretty short if you do this right,...
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Answered by Darcey B. • History tutor
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What is the free will problem?

The free will problem is a metaphysical problem in Philosophy that arises when two deeply-held views come into conflict: the view that every event can be explained in terms of antecedent events and condition...
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Answered by Lucas C. • Philosophy tutor
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