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Hi, I’m currently working on my A-Level Digital Media Component 3 project. My theme is “Sand and Glass”, exploring the contrast between traditional heritage architecture and modern glass buildings in the UAE.

I’ve selected 12 final images for my project, and I would really appreciate feedback on:

• Which images are strongest and why
• Whether the contrast between old and modern is clear
• Composition, lighting, and overall visual impact
• Any images that feel weak or repetitive
• What specific editing improvements (e.g. contrast, cropping, colour grading) could enhance the quality and impact of these images?

I’m aiming to improve my work before the final submission, so honest and critical feedback would be very helpful.

Thank you!

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Im not asking about the question (a), i am asking about is the (b) where it says: Use an energy method to find the speed of the particles at the instant when they were at the same vertical height.

This question is from 9709/42/M/J/24, so you can check it yourself. Now ive seen two videos of solving this past paper, and when they come to this question they make an arbitrary height for were they are equal in vertical height, and it is always something like 0.5h + h = 2.

I dont understand how we got that, why is the h (distance q has risen) is equal to 2 - 0.5h, and why do we have to use Pythagoras to get that. They dont explain why in the videos. This is a small thing but fundemental to the question and i cant understand it.

>!Also can you help me in the rest of the question, i find it hard to visiualise the work done in between and the work wasted to resistive forces, energies i can figure i think!<

Thank you in advance

Hi everyone! I’m working on a presentation about Pride and Prejudice and I’d really appreciate some help!

I’m focusing on how the novel reflects political and social hierarchies of early 19th-century Britain (especially in relation to British imperialism, colonialism, and the overall hierarchical mindset of the time). Even though the novel doesn’t directly discuss race or colonies, I’m interested in how those ideas might still be embedded in the way class, status, and power are portrayed.

For example, I’m thinking about:

1. How class structures in the novel might mirror larger imperial hierarchies

2. Whether attitudes of superiority/inferiority between characters reflect the same mindset behind colonialism

3. Any indirect influence of the political climate (like the Napoleonic Wars or Britain’s expanding empire) on characters or themes

I’m looking for:

Quotes from Pride and Prejudice that show hierarchy, exclusion, or superiority

Any insights or interpretations connecting the novel to imperialism, colonial ideology, or broader systems of power

Page numbers would be amazing if possible, but not necessary!

Thanks so much! Any help or thoughts would be really appreciated :)

Can you recommend books to improve writing for school? I want to get better at writing analyses and essays