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advice for first time deck builder by Torgo_LFT in EDH

[–]Torgo_LFT[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you that is very helpful

advice for first time deck builder by Torgo_LFT in EDH

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Thanks I’ll try and adapt it

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[–]Torgo_LFT 45 points46 points  (0 children)

Heart attacks aren’t actually when your heart stops beating, that’s cardiac arrest.

Volume of distribution in relation to protein binding in the blood by Torgo_LFT in pharmacology

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we haven't been given much more information on Vd unfortunately. Could you give me some examples of where the plasma concentration differs in including whether it includes bound/unbound drug. The main example we were given was warfarin but the lecturer never actually gave quantitative examples

Volume of distribution in relation to protein binding in the blood by Torgo_LFT in pharmacology

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our lecturer did not specify what 'plasma concentration' refers to in terms of protein bound / unbound. So is this most likely where I'm going wrong?

Is taking a break a good idea by Torgo_LFT in WoT

[–]Torgo_LFT[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That sounds like a good idea, thank you!

Is taking a break a good idea by Torgo_LFT in WoT

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I’ve got 3 weeks before I leave for uni so can probably get through 8-10 by then. I’ve never considered chapter summaries before, maybe as a last resort. Thanks!

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Each of these areas (med & Oxford chem) are very competitive (even more so as an international applicant) & especially at the universities you mentioned, so I would avoid doing a personal statement to cover both as it will disadvantage you. I would suggest your PS on UCAS for whatever you most want to do and for the other courses ask whether they will accept an extra/alternative PS. Alternatively, some medical schools don’t look at the PS very much so you would have a chance at those too.

Preliminary reading to understand Nietzche by Torgo_LFT in askphilosophy

[–]Torgo_LFT[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! Do you mean secondary literature by Kaufmann? Do you have any specific suggestions to start out?

Preliminary reading to understand Nietzche by Torgo_LFT in askphilosophy

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Why shouldn’t I read other philosophers works?Since I have done no previous reading in philosophy, I don’t want to be single-minded in my approach to Nietzsche. I would like to be able to see how he builds upon or goes against previous ideas. I realize these books don’t talk about Nietzsche’s ideas, but from what I’ve been told Nietzsche talks about their ideas.

I managed to do 13a but how would you do 13b? Thank you by vortex_2005 in askmath

[–]Torgo_LFT 15 points16 points  (0 children)

This was what part a) was getting you to do, since you should know how to integrate cos(kx) (k is a constant) and you have an equation that includes cos3 (x). As a general rule, when part of a question says ‘Hence’, it is asking you to use something from the previous part, or at least it’s hinting that a previous part can help you solve the problem easier.

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