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Capitalisation: Countries and nationalities

While we always capitalise the first letter of all countries and nationalities in written English, the same cannot be said for written French. While in French, countries are also always capitalised, whether ...
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Answered by Vivienne L. • French tutor
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What are ethical issues in psychological research?

professional psychological organisations lay down guidelines and rules that need to be followed in order to avoid harming our participants in any way. this moral guidelines ensure that all experiments are co...
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Answered by Doron L. • Psychology tutor
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How do you differentiate arctan(x)?

Differentiation of arctan(x), also written tan ^(-1) (x), requires a little knowledge of regular trigonometric algebra and differentiation, and implicit differentiation. Let's set y = arctan(x) to start. The...
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What is the structure of benzene?

Benzene is an aromatic compound. The structure of benzene is a 6 membered ring of carbons each bonded to eachother with a sigma bond, containing two electrons. The remaining 6 electrons form a pi-cloud of el...
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Answered by Chloe F. • Chemistry tutor
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Passé Composé - 'Etre' or 'Avoir'?

In English, in the past tense, we use a combination of an auxillary verb and a main verb in the past participle form. In the example 'I have eaten', 'have' acts as the auxillary verb and 'eaten' is the past ...
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Answered by Rosie C. • French tutor
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