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So wt nwit is not solved i have this type of calculator![]()
I already replaced it btw i m thnkng for using my old calculator ,its really hard to get onto new one
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So wt nwit is not solved i have this type of calculator![]()
the prob is that i lost my old calculator and this is the 2nd calculator i buy within 2 months timeSo wt nw
I already replaced it btw i m thnkng for using my old calculator ,its really hard to get onto new one
then i will ask my teacher, u ask urs tooYeah i m 100% sure![]()
why detergents need to be biodegradable and why dont they form a scum????
try solving the questions given in the textbook.can anyone please provide some questions regarding mole calculations other than those found in past papers
help is surely appreciated![]()
yes ofcourse. The independant variable is plotted on the x-axis, and the other one is plotted on the y-axisIn biology, how do we know what to plot in which axis?
What does 'independent' variable mean?yes ofcourse. The independant variable is plotted on the x-axis, and the other one is plotted on the y-axis
thanks a bunch these are really helpful notestry solving the questions given in the textbook.
links for more questions and notes - http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/higher/chemistry/calculations_1/mole/revision/1/
http://igcse.at.ua/IGCSE-Chemistry/THE-MOLE-CONCEPT.pdf
hope this helps![]()
There is no lymphatic vessels mentioned in (a) but it is mentioned in part (b)in Q4(a) what does lowering pressure in the chest has to do with the movement of lymph in lymphatic vessels?
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The variable that is not dependant on others. eg. timeWhat does 'independent' variable mean?
For the fist one, about the arteries that is correct, but the correct explanation isDEAR SUM 1
answer this plz make it look simple
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Biology (0610)/0610_s09_qp_6.pdf
Question 2 a (ii) is this correct?
there are arteries there will take blood
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Biology (0610)/0610_w09_qp_6.pdf
question 1 easy answer plz
BTW i am not that dumb to not know thses answer
im just scared wat if th examiner doesnot like my answer and sumtimes its hard to get the ms in bio
thanku in advance
nxFor the fist one, about the arteries that is correct, but the correct explanation is
At these places, the arteries are located very close to the skin
As for the second question, what specific part?
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