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    Relative Refractory Period of Action Potentials

    That's all the information the book includes. The rest continues with what you mentioned above regarding voltage gated K+ channels. However, I understand what you are saying. Thanks for the help.
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    Relative Refractory Period of Action Potentials

    Sorry I may not have been clear enough. I understand everything you have said. I have attached a photo of the exact sentence in the textbook. How does this have anything to do with requiring a larger-than-normal stimulus or the relative refractory period?
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    Relative Refractory Period of Action Potentials

    Hello, Quick question on the relative refractory period in neurons. I understand it is caused by the slow closing of voltage gated K+ channels, which leads to hyperpolarisation. This means a larger than normal stimulus is required to bring the membrane to threshold. However, after reading my...
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    Why does the mass of a polysaccharide increase when linking monosaccharides?

    Thanks guys you were extremely helpful!
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    Why does the mass of a polysaccharide increase when linking monosaccharides?

    Hey guys. When a polysaccharide (e.g. starch) is made I understand that monosaccharides are linked together and a water molecule is removed. In the final product the polysaccharide has a mass of n times its empirical formula plus a water molecule. Like the mass of 300 starches from 300 glucose...
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    What is the optimal number of items to produce for maximum profit in business?

    Homework Statement A manufacturer makes a batch of n items with the cost (in dollars) of each item being: n2-6n+35. The manufacturer sells the items for $50 each. How many items should be produced in each batch to maximise profit. Homework Equations Cost = C(n) = n2-6n+35 Revenue = R(n) = 50n...
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    B Unpacking the Physics of Nucleus Formation & Energy Release

    What I meant was why the nucleons need to release energy. But I now understand that they actually need to release energy to 'slow down' and bond together.
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    B Unpacking the Physics of Nucleus Formation & Energy Release

    So I was wondering why do nucleons need to remove mass to form a nucleus. Is it because it lowers the energy of the nucleus making it more stable or something completely different. I understand that it is the energy input to break the nucleus into its components, however, why do nuclear reaction...
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    Calculation for Finance and Loans

    Homework Statement We are asked to calculate the comparison rate of an offset loan. Loan amount = $735000 Offset amount = $100000 Original term length = 300 months Offset term length = 254 months Original repayments = $4228.50 Adjusted Repayments (for comparison rate) = $4224.57 Total amount =...
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    B Electrical Breakdown: Insulator Behavior After High Voltage

    Hey guys, I as wondering what happens to an insulator during and after electrical breakdown. I understand that at a high enough voltage it exceeds the dielectric strength and becomes a temporary conductor. However, what happens afterwards. Is the material deformed or does it still maintain...
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    Calculating Interest Rates for Loan of $735,000

    Thanks so much. I thought as much after a few hours that this was impossible to solve manually.
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    Calculating Interest Rates for Loan of $735,000

    Homework Statement The problem ask to calculate the interest rate of a loan. The principal is $735 000, term is 25 years (300 months), and the repayments due is $4656.17/month. i = interest rate, PV = present value, R = repayments Homework Equations PV = R x [(1+i/12)^300 - 1]/(i/12) The...
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    Physical and Chemical Properties of Flagpoles

    Hey guys, Can anyone help me think of some relevant physical (8 or so) and chemical properties (5ish) required by flag poles. I was struggling to think of some but here are some of mine: Physical Flexibility Elasticity Melting point Strength? Electrical conductivity?? Chemical Stability UV...
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