Grimsby Maths and Science Tutor

Grimsby Maths and Science Tutor GCSE and A level Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology. Dr Adrian Butt offers both individual face to I live in Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire.

If you truely want to understand maths and science, how they relate to each other and the world about us, and succeed in exams, then I am here to help you. I have eight years experience as a professional science and maths tutor teaching adults and school students GCSE and A level Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. I tutor face to face and online. My first degree (BSc) was in Biology (University of Manchester). My MSc was on mathematical modelling of genetic systems (University of Birmingham ) and my PhD (University of Nottingham) and subsequent postdoctoral research in the USA and UK was in molecular biology and chemistry. I have a record of published research and I have taught in universities in UK and USA. Working closely with Sir David King (former government chief scientist) and Lord Sainsbury (former science minister) I led large teams in central government to help develop government policy to address emerging science issues in nanotechnology and gene technology. I was also involved in developing technology roadmaps to help implement a smart electricity distribution network. I represented both the UK government and the EU in climate change negotiations at the United Nations in relation to improving the resiliance of the UK and developing countries to the impacts of climate change. I have represented both the UK government and the EU in climate change negotiations at the United Nations.

23/08/2021

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15/08/2021
Here is Bracken's approach to calculating the spring constant of the bananna leaf that Fred struck during his fall last ...
15/08/2021

Here is Bracken's approach to calculating the spring constant of the bananna leaf that Fred struck during his fall last week.

11/08/2021

Bracken, my dog (pictured) is a close friend of Fred. She is very clever and was therefore asked to answer some questions:

Fred (mass of 2 Kg and with a kinetic energy of 100 joules) lands on a banana leaf and he oscillated up and down with an amplitude of 1 metre. What is the spring constant of the leaf? (GCSE level); clue - model the leaf as a spring.

What is the maximum velocity of the leaf as it oscillates? (A level).
What is the period and frequency of the oscillation? (A level).

Bracken will reveal her anwers and working on Sunday as usual.

Fred (my cat) says : "if my mass is 2Kg, the gravitational field strenght here in Grimsby is 10N/Kg, and I jump down 5 m...
06/08/2021

Fred (my cat) says : "if my mass is 2Kg, the gravitational field strenght here in Grimsby is 10N/Kg, and I jump down 5 metres, I should be able to calculate my velocity just before I hit the ground". Freddy needs someone to check his calculations.

Assuming there is no air resistance, can you calculate his velocity and how did you do it?

I will post the answer on Sunday morning.

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