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How do I describe the 'effects' created by language in a passage?

An important thing to remember when answering questions on 'effect' is that you represent the writer's audience. This means you can analyse your own reaction to the writing; you are the reader, so you can...

Answered by Mary B. English Literature tutor
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How do I know when to use the subjunctive?

The subjunctive is a 'mood' commonly used in the French language to convey judgement or attitude rather than a fact. It is a 'mood' and not a tense because many of the tenses take the subjunctive. The sub...

Answered by Emma T. French tutor
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15 machines work at the same rate, 15 machines can complete an order in 8 hours, however 3 of the machines break down after 6 hours. The other machines continue until the order is complete. In total how many hours does EACH machine work? (3 mark question)

When tackling wordy questions such as this the first thing to do is to convert the question into an equation where possible. in this case 15M(Machines) x 8H(Hours)=120MH (Machine Hours). This initial equa...

Answered by Omar A. Maths tutor
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Please explain the pathway of blood in the mammalian heart.

Blood enters the right side of the heart through the vena cava. In Humans this is divided into what we refer to as the superior and inferior vena cava. These terms essentially mean the top and bottom vena...

Answered by Katie C. Biology tutor
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a) Factorise: 2x^2-72, and hence b) find the y-intercept of the line with the equation: y=(2x^2-72)/(4x-24)

a) Take out the common factor, giving: 2(x2-36), idenitfy the difference of two squares and factoise accordingly, giving: 2(x-6)(x+6)
b) you have the facotirse version of the top of the fr...

Answered by Innis S. Maths tutor
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