Faith Lee
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Hi, I'm Faith
I have graduated from high school in the UK and am currently studying Medicine at UCL. I am very interested in science subjects, and have taken them in A levels, receiving 3A*s. I would therefore like to share my ways of studying as well as exam techniques. I am a curious and enthusiastic individual who is particularly interested in Chemistry. I have been involved in Chemical Analytical Challenges and Symposiums. At school, I have also given biology presentations, including topics of epilepsy and effects of chocolate on the brain. I enjoy learning about the human system as it allows me to understand fully on how our body responds to different situations. I also had the experience of teaching Mathematics, alongside sciences. I have achieved A* within a year in A level maths, with UMS 581/600. I relish the logical thinking in Maths and have tutored several students, giving them advice o...Learn more
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My education
University College London (UCL)
Medicine (2018 - now)
Cheltenham Ladies College
A levels - A*A*A* (Biology, Chemisty, Maths) (2016 - 2018)
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Asked by Kanchan
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Enthusiastic tutor in chemistry and maths
In verbal reasoning, try to look at the question first. Find key words in the question and use it to search for your answer in the passage. Always r...Learn more
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The bone is made of several minerals, eg potassium, vitamins, and mostly calcium. When soaked in acid, the calcium will react with HCl and this mak...Learn more
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I would suggest you use an IELTS textbook as it provides the CD for listening and answers for references. Practice reading passages using a timer ...Learn more
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Enthusiastic tutor in chemistry and maths
It would be 2x=12 So x=6
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There are a lot of ways to interpret this. In short, medical ethics are principles that doctors or healthcare professionals should do what is right ...Learn more
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The equations will be provided in the data booklet, so you don’t need to specifically remember them. However, if you want to increase your speed and...Learn more
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N represents the number of term A) for the 1st three terms, just substitute n with 1,2 and 3 1st term: 3(1) + 2 = 5 2nd term: 8 3rd term: 11 B)...Learn more
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Unbalanced equations usually appear in chemical equations - both sides have different number of chemical elements. Example Original equation: NaC...Learn more
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Enthusiastic tutor in chemistry and maths
- identify the subjects that you are less confident in - make a study plan - prioritise the knowledge in the syllabus and make sure you know them - ...Learn more
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Enthusiastic tutor in chemistry and maths
It means to calculate or determine an answer by the use of computer or mathematics. It requires a reasonable answer or a consistent manner.
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Condensation is the conversion of a gas to liquid state.
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Replace N in 5N^2 with N=3x5^2x x^3) = 5(3 x 5^2 x x^3)^2 Using Law of indices multiply the powers in the bracket = 5 x 3^2 x 5^4 x x^6 (after re...Learn more
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They would divide by mitosis. Examples include budding, hydras, vegetative propagation and strawberries.
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Not quite sure what you are referring to, but I guess you are asking about the formula of (x+y)^3 = x^3 + 3x^2 • y + 3x • y^2 + y^3 (• refers to mu...Learn more