Does Oxford have a department for Operations Research? Is it embedded in the statistics department? I'm looking for master's programs in Operations Research in UK/Europe region. Thanks

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that's a smart way of looking at it

supposed to be a 2 on the numerator.

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how can you assume the 2cm, 3 cm and xcm are where you positioned them and not a different order?

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Why does P=I^2R give us the power wasted, and why don’t we use P= V^2/R?

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this question is aids af

but then it gives four

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There is a flaw in the solution because the answer did not take into account of the line y=x.

Your answer to (b) is incorrect, it's actually b.

This one should belong to question 14. Anyway, thanks for helping

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this is Q28 not q27...

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Thank you for this video, this question was part of a set of questions on an online platform where the written answers were wrong, your video helped me clarify what the real correct answer was (R only)

what kind of reaction notions are in there? Quite not sure that is high school chemistry

your explanation of E) was very helpful, thankyou

For D, isn't it impossible that the numerator can equal to 34 due to the x being to different powers? Is there another way we can be sure to eliminate D?

please explain more about why is it not sympatric speciation

that's strange. If we look at the hormone graphs on the internet it says LH has a peak right before ovulation which means at ovulation LH concentration is decreasing. I doubt the organization made both answer correct for this question.

Hi, thanks for the solution! How do you know sodium has 1 oxidation number when it is bonded with other atoms?

How are we supposed to do all that math without a calculator?

As cells get smaller, the sum of surface areas gets larger, but each surface area of only one cell is, of course, reduced -compared to a large cell-. That implies lipid droplets as well.

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rewrite your distance formula in terms of y makes the problem much simpler

this was quite easy

i calculated exactly the same way but the answer sheet said something else.... I doubted my knowledge but now i am relieved. thank you for enlightenment. 🪔🪔🪔💡💡💡💡 turns out answer sheet was for bmat 2005!!! .

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What do you mean by longest time for which they coincide?

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why is it a minus in the Xe-F in the Hess cycle ?

Thank you for you have made so many detailed solutions. Love from a student who suffering from this.