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How do I write an introduction

A good introduction will simultaneously outline the argument your essay will take and acknowledge the question. Your individual take on the question should be apparent from the introduction e.g. whether y...

Answered by Katie P. • English tutor

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Shape S is one quarter of a solid sphere. The volume of S is 576(pi)cm(^3). Find the surface area of S correct to 3 significant figures

Radius is the only property of a sphere that is used to define surface areas and volumes. We need to find what the radius is from the information that the question has given us.
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Answered by Joe W. • Maths tutor

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Factorise X^2 + 13x + 42; from this, please give the answer to X^2 + 13x + 42 = 0

This question aims to look at quadratic equations. We factorise Quadratic equations into two sets of bracketsFirst, we are dealing with X². X² is formed from X multipled by X, so eac...

Answered by Khalid A. • Maths tutor

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An ice cube with a small iron ball in its centre is placed in a cup of water. 3.9 x 10-3kg of water in the cup is displaced and the volume of the ice cube is 4.0 x 10-6m3. Ice density: 1000 kg m-3 Iron density: 7800 kg m-3, what is the volume of the iron?

Firstly you need to know that the weight/mass of water displaced by the cube is equal to the weight/mass of the ice cube: 3.9 x 10^-3kg You then need to recognise that the weight of the cube is...

Answered by Adam C. • Physics tutor

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How is a spit formed?

I always feel it is best for GCSE students to revise off mark schemes. With the formation of a spit being a recurring question in papers, mark schemes will be foundational to enhancing the student's under...

Answered by James A. • Geography tutor

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