Joseph John Fernandez
I love maths and physics, but I love helping people understand them even more!
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Hi, I'm Joseph John
I am a theoretical astrophysicist currently PhD studies at LJMU. I have a passion for maths and physics, and find happiness in teaching these topics. When I teach, my strategy involves ensuring students understand basic concepts and techniques, and how to link them together to solve more complex problems. My teaching experience includes private one-to-one tutoring, tutoring for The Brilliant Club (a charity which aims to improve University participation in underprivileged schools) and undergraduate teaching at University of Liverpool.
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My education
Liverpool John Moores University
PhD Astrophysics (2017 - now)
Universidad de La Laguna
Msc Astrophysics - 1st (2015 - 2017)
Universidad de La Laguna
Bsc Physics - 1st (2011 - 2015)
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Asked by Lauren
Maths 💯Joseph John Fernandez
I love maths and physics, but I love helping people understand them even more!
From a statistical point of view I would suggest it is an outlier. If the numbers are data points, then they are well bunched around the range of 5-...Learn more
Asked by Audrey
Physics 🚀Joseph John Fernandez
I love maths and physics, but I love helping people understand them even more!
The short answer is that it travels from the centre to the photosphere, where it escapes and propagates to the vauum of space to Earth. The trip fr...Learn more
Asked by Jeniffer
Physics 🚀Joseph John Fernandez
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Bear with me, as this isn't an easy one to answer. The early Universe was dense very, very hot. So hot in fact that atoms couldn't form. Instead th...Learn more
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Geography 🗺Joseph John Fernandez
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Life on the Earth evolved over millions of years by a process of natural selection. Living beings existing today are optimized to live under the con...Learn more
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Biology 🌱Joseph John Fernandez
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In short, it is a process my which plants and other organisms synthesise carbohydrates like sugar from energy from light, water and carbon dioxide. ...Learn more
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General 🏛Joseph John Fernandez
I love maths and physics, but I love helping people understand them even more!
Practice! There are three main different methods you would learn at high school level, but the key is lots of practice (as with all of school maths)...Learn more
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Maths 💯Joseph John Fernandez
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The only way to know the total number of balls is to have them counted or have that information given to you. Lets call this number N. You can find...Learn more
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I love maths and physics, but I love helping people understand them even more!
If by LCD you mean the lowest common denominator of 5/22 and 1/33, it is 66. 22 and 33 share the fact that they are multiples of 11, 22=2x11, 33=3x1...Learn more
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General 🏛Joseph John Fernandez
I love maths and physics, but I love helping people understand them even more!
Physics explains and describes natural phenomena. It tells us how different parts of nature work and react to different situations. Technology help...Learn more
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Maths 💯Joseph John Fernandez
I love maths and physics, but I love helping people understand them even more!
There are three methods: by substitution, by elimination or graphically. The first two are different ways to do the same thing: eliminate one of th...Learn more
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Maths 💯Joseph John Fernandez
I love maths and physics, but I love helping people understand them even more!
The sum of all three angles in a triangle is 180°. So if the triangle has a right angle then it is the largest angle, as the sum of the other two mu...Learn more
Asked by Amy
Maths 💯Joseph John Fernandez
I love maths and physics, but I love helping people understand them even more!
Obtuse angle -> larger than 90° Sum of all three angles -> 180° Can you get the answer from that?
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General 🏛Joseph John Fernandez
I love maths and physics, but I love helping people understand them even more!
Google is your friend for this kind of question, and faster than using an app I might add!
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Chemistry ⚛️Joseph John Fernandez
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Due to Rayleigh scattering. When sunlight enters the atmosphere it encounters small air molecules. In summary, when light encounters the particles...Learn more
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Biology 🌱Joseph John Fernandez
I love maths and physics, but I love helping people understand them even more!
Just adding onto that. This is how plants obtain what we know as chemical energy to fuel their other activities, like growth.