• LAW AND POLITICS

What is its cultural, religious, ethnic structure and how are people politically socialized?How…

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• THE FAERIE QUEENE

“The Red Cross Knight is, in short, an Everyman figure shown ultimately to have achieved his…

This proposition has basically two parts: it proposes that The Red Crosse Knight is an “Everyman” figure and that he is shown to have achieved his quest by the end of Book I. So, I’ll take each…

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• HISTORY

How did the government define and create patriotism during WWI?How did the government define and…

The main way that the government defined and created patriotism was through the creation of the Committee on Public Information, or CPI. This was a body that was set up to create and disseminate…

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• ARTS

The theme for an art project is, my dream for tomorrow. What are some suggestions on how to…

Why not examine the word dream. It is thoughts, emotions, sounds, that occur when we sleep. A dream could be something bigger than life, or something over the top. It could be a goal someone sets…

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• TO DA-DUH IN MEMORIAM

In “To Da-duh in Memoriam,” what is the narrator’s reaction on her first encounter with her…

We are presented with an incredibly vivid description of the narrator’s grandmother when she first meets her. The narrator tells us how she is overwhelmed by the sights and sounds of Barbados,…

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• THE SCARLET LETTER

I need quotes that represent the characters of Roger Chillingworth, Hester Prynne, and Arthur…

While Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter, an Early American novel, does not have the detailed character development evinced in more contemporary novels nor the dialogue that also reveals…

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• ESSAY LAB

How can I write a “Rite of Passage” essay that shows how growing up is hard?It has to follow the…

Keep in mind, first, that the point of an argumentative essay is simply to persuade your audience in a certain direction or to prove something. The “classic” format for such an essay means set up…

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• ARABY

What is the cultural significance of the setting, Dublin,Ireland, in “Araby”?

James Joyce’s story, “Araby” resembles much of Joyce’s own life. For, he himself lived on Richmond Street, a street with dull, brown houses that sheltered those caught in “brown” lives, lives that…

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• HEALTH ISSUES

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Basically, the idea is that you have to eat a very healthy diet that is low in sugars and processed foods. The argument is that the Candida yeasts like sugar and simple carbohydrates. Therefore,…

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• RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Module of a complex numberz+3z’=4+2i, z’ conjugate of z.

We’ll write the rectangular form of z: z = a + b*i, then it’s conjugate is z’ = a – b*i z+3z’= a + b*i + 3a – 3 b*i We’ll group together the real parts and the imaginary parts: (a+3a)+i*(b-3b) =…

• THE GREAT GATSBY

In The Great Gatsby, why did Tom ask Gatsby if his car had a standard shift? Automatic shift…

The make of Gatsby’s car isn’t specified, but its many opulent features suggest it is a Rolls Royce. In asking if it is standard shift, Tom is most likely referring to the shift pattern, since it…

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• UNTOUCHABLE

Does untouchability still exist in India?Does untouchability still exist in India?

I would say that untouchability is not as dominant now as it was in earlier times in India. One of the premises of the Indian nation at the birth of independence in 1947 was that untouchability…

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• SOCIAL SCIENCES

What problems might researchers face in carrying out studies that involve changing of the…

I can see at least two problems that would be faced by a researcher who wanted to carry out such a study. The first involves the need to treat human subjects ethically. A researcher could not…

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• RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Analytic methodsi have to prove that sin^1 x + cos^-1 x = 90 degrees, -1<=x<=1 and my tutor…

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• MISS BRILL

In the story, “Miss Brill,” in her view of the world as a stage, what is her role?

I had to edit your question as it asked more than one question. Please remember in future that enotes does not permit multiple questions to be asked. You are right in identifying that as Miss Brill…

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• SCIENCE

What does intelligent life mean? Does it mean more intelligent compared to humans?

Intelligent life does not mean more intelligent than humans but having intelligence in general. Intelligence has been defined in many ways and there are many ways that it is exhibited in, which…

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• GEOMETRY2

LinesI want to determine the point that is on 2 lines f(x)= 2x – 1 and g(x)= -4x + 1

Given the lines: f(x)= 2x – 1 g(x)= -4x + 1 In order to find a point on both lines, then we need to determine where the lines intersects. To find intersection points we need to determine x values…

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• SCIENCE

Discuss about lithotherapyDiscuss about lithotherapy

I do not believe in the effectiveness of this sort of thing. I believe in scientific proof and there has not been scientific proof of the effectiveness of this sort of therapy. I think that if…

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• THE SUN ALSO RISES

How is the theme of bull-fighting represented in The Sun Also Rises?What makes bull-fighting one…

Bull-fighting could be considered the ultra-macho sport (Hemingway certainly seems to think so, along with boxing), and the characters of The Sun Also Rises all spend most of their time on manly…

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• APPLICATIONS

Calculating a sum of functions:f(x)=1-2x ; f(f(1))+..+f(f(5))

You know that f(x)=1-2x f(f(x)) = f( 1- 2x) = 1 – 2(1-2x) = 1 – 2 + 4x = -1 + 4x f(f(1))+..+f(f(5)) => -1 + 4*1 – 1 + 4*2…-1 + 4*5 => -1*5 + 4( 1+ 2+3+4+5) => -5 + 4*15 => -5 + 60…

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• CALCULUS

Absolute value equationx^2-4|x|+3=0

x^2-4|x|+3=0 We have two options fo the absolute value. lxl = x for x > 0 lxl = -x for x < 0 Then, we have two options for the equation. x^2 – 4x + 3 = 0 OR x^2 + 4x + 3 = 0 We will solve…

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• HEALTH ISSUES

BonesDairy excess can damage our bones.

The origin of this theory is a WHO report from 2002. This report has observed that a higher number of fractures are found in the Nordic countries, where they register the highest consumption of…

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• I HEARD A FLY BUZZ—WHEN I DIED—

What is the significance of haunting in “I heard a Fly buzz–when I died” and “One need not be a…

Emily Dickinson had a way within her poetry to convey information, and also provide more questions than answers. In the poem, “I heard a Fly buzz—when I died,” there is a great deal of…

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• MATH

Sign of a ratioSign of a ratio

The sign of a ratio is determined by the signs of both numerator and denominator. If both have the same sign, then the ration is positive. If they have different signs, then the ration is…

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• THE YELLOW WALLPAPER

What is the significance of haunting in “The Yellow Wallpaper”?Discussion help for a user. Thanks!

I am sure other editors might disagree with me but I don’t actually think this story has much to do with “haunting” in the traditional oh-no-there’s-a-ghost-behind-you kind of way. The principle…

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• SCIENCE

Antimicrobial rubberThere is such a rubber ?

I love anything antimicrobial, but I admit I am somewhat skeptical just because I am always skeptical when it comes to anything antimicrobial. However, there are great opportunities for this in…

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• TRIGONOMETRY MATH

Trigonometric form of complex numberz=-4i

We notice that the given form of the complex number is rectangular form. We’ll transform it into the trigonometric form. z = a + bi z = -4i Re(z) = 0 and Im(z) = -4 The polar form: z = |z|(cos t +…

• TRIGONOMETRY MATH

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• THE GRAPES OF WRATH

In Chapter 8 of The Grapes of Wrath, what does Casy specifically say is holy?

“….There was the hills, an’ there was me, an’ we wasn’t separate no more. We was one thing. An’ that one thing was holy.” These words by Jim Casy echo those of Ralph Waldo Emerson who…

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• THE GRAPES OF WRATH

In The Grapes of Wrath, why does Uncle John have guilt that is driving himself crazy?

Uncle John is haunted by the death of his young wife many years before. They had been married only four months. She had been pregnant. When she complained of pain in her stomach, John dismissed it,…

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• HEALTH ISSUES

how the newborn baby sees the world ?how the newborn baby sees the world ?

In addition to these things, scientists have found that new born babies have an instinct to focus on the faces of people (as opposed to some other part of their body). It is believed that this…

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• GRAMMAR

present perfect and present perfect continuous Discuss the differences in meaning between the use…

Typically, we used the present perfect to emphasize that something has happened, regardless of when it occurred. We say things like “I have been to Canada” when the important thing is whether the…

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• PHYSICS

What is the velocity of the bullet of mass 10 g if it raises a mass of 5 kg when it hits it by 10…

The mass of the bullet is 10 g. The mass that is hung is of 5 kg. When the bullet strikes the mass its height increases by 10 cm. The potential energy of the mass changes by m*g*h = 5*(10/100)*9.8…

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• THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN

What are the true identities of the Duke of Bilgewater and the Dauphin in The Adventures of…

At the end of Chapter XIX of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Huck comments on the conversations that he overhears between the two men who have jumped into the skiff that he has taken ashore:…

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• APPLICATIONS

Trigonometric equation4tanx-1 = – 3tan(-x)

You want to solve 4 tan x – 1 = – 3*tan(-x) Now tan -x = – tan x 4 tan x – 1 = – 3*tan(-x) => 4*tan x – 1 = 3* tan x => tan x = 1 => x = arc tan 1 => x = pi/4 + n*pi and 5*pi/4 For the…

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• LORD OF THE FLIES

How does William Golding present the theme of power in Lord of the Flies?

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• HISTORY

WWIIThinking back to WWII, i can’t help but wonder, are Americans even strong at all, i mean if…

Hard to know this, of course. I would say at least one thing would make us less likely to do something like the Holocaust. That is the fact that we have this tradition of democracy and tolerance….

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• HISTORY

How did the greeks develop their philosophy, and how did war affect this intellectual and social…

It is important to remember that in order to have an organized system of philosophical instruction, teachers needed to have a surplus of time and energy, as well as a meeting center for an…

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• LITERATURE

How can the study of literature be scientific?

When analyzing literature, one usually poses a question. What is the author trying to convey? In scientific research, a specific problem posed as a question is the starting point. Next, scientists…

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• GUIDE TO LITERARY TERMS

What is the relation or difference between a thesis and a theme?

In undergraduate study, a thesis is the defining idea of an essay. We usually think of it as the sentence that states the dominant idea of an essay. In an argument essay, for instance, the thesis…

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• THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME

Name several complications in The Most Dangerous Game.

The first complication Rainsford faces is the sea. After falling off the boat, he must fight the sea to survive. That, however, was far from his biggest complication. Although appearing…

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• BIOLOGY

Explain how recreational drugs can influence the availability of transmitters in the brain.

Recreational drugs affect neurotransmitters in the brain many ways. Some drugs increase the production of particular neurotransmitters, others suppress their production or their effect and some…

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• FAHRENHEIT 451

What are 5 similes (with page numbers) found in part one of Fahrenheit 451?

Bradbury uses “extended similes”. They are longer and more involved. pg 48: “The electric thimble moved like a praying mantis on the pillow, touched by her hand.” pg 37: “A book lit, almost…

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• REFERENCE

can i take commerce & public administration as optionals for upsc mains examination…….is…

Yes you can definitely take Commerce and Public Administration as optionals for UPSC mains examination, only following 8 combinations are not allowed:- Public Administration AND Policital Science…

• SOCIAL SCIENCES

Why the Coca Cola is one of the emblem of the United States of America ?Why the Coca Cola is one…

I think it is challenging to identify a single reason as to why the Coca- Cola brand is a part of American identity. Part of this might have to do with the brand’s incessant footprint on American…

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• POETRY

What is the summary of “Shining Things” by Elizabeth Gould, and what is the main theme of this…

In this poem, the poet discusses things that are shining and why she loves them. All of the first examples are form nature, such as the moon, stars, sun, glow-worms, butterflies, and a cat’s…

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• RELIGION

In the Gospel of Matthew and Luke. What is significant similarity and how they diferent?

Matthew and Luke are two of the three synoptic gospels; that is they are very similar to each other and also the Gospel of Mark. John’s Gospel, has an entirely different description of the life and…

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• MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

In Much Ado About Nothing, what literary techniques can I compare in Act II scene 3 and Act III…

I think the main approach you can take would be to look at the role of irony and how it is played out in these two scenes. Of course, both of these scenes show the complete turn around of Beatrice…

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• PHYSICS

What is the acceleration of a particle at x=10 m if the mass of the particle is 0.2 kg ?the…

Work is given by the product of the force and distance. The work done contributes to an increase in potential energy. Work = -delta U. Force* distance = -delta U Here we have the function of the…

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• ODE TO A NIGHTINGALE

Please comment on the importance of the dream-state in “Ode to a Nightingale.”

The dream-like state into which the speaker enters is very important because it allows him to meditate over the significance of the nightingale’s song to him and what it means. The speaker becomes…

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