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Describe the role of blood vessels in the control of body temperature.

Control of body temperature is called thermoregulation. One mechanism for thermoregulation is the control of blood vessels in the skin to either increase or decrease heat loss.If body temperature is too h...

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Answered by Eleanor F. Biology tutor
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Gemma wants to buy an equal number of pencils and rulers. Find how many of each she is able to purchase with £5. Use the price list below.

Price list:Pencils - 10p Rulers - 30pWe know Gemma would like to buy an equal number of pencils and rulers. Therefore we can call this a 1:1 ratio. Using the price list we can see that 1 ruler and 1 penci...

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Answered by Talha M. Maths tutor
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A rectangle is made up of the equations; For the longer spans: 5x-12y+16 and 5y-4x+20; for the shorter spans: 2x-4y+4 and 3x-2y-12

Initially solve for the longer spans through simultaneous equations;5x-12y+16=5y-4x+20Simplify equation;9x-17y-4=0Repeat for the shorter spans;2x-4y+4=3x-2y-12Simplify equation;x+2y-16=0Make x the subject...

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Answered by Benedict M. Maths tutor
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Here is a list of numbers, ' 1, 3, 9, 24, 30'. Which number is i) prime ii) a square number and iii) a multiple of 4

i) 3 is the only prime number (be careful not to say 1, because 1 is NOT prime)
ii) 9 is the only square number
iii) 24 is the only multiple of 4

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Answered by Anika S. Maths tutor
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Solve the following simultaneous equations: a + 3b = 12, 4a - 3b = 18 (KS3 2010 Paper 2)

So with simultaneous equations we want to try and eliminate one of the unknowns we have. In this case, they are a and b. If we label the two equations 1 and 2 we have to find a way to reduce the equations...

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Answered by George B. Maths tutor
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