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Recent content by aliya_zad
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OMG, OMG I'm so scared results are in 23 days?!
ROFL!!!!:ROFLMAO: OMg That is the funniest nightmare ive heard so far!!!! You must have read HP before dozing off!!! Mine ofcourse was like a gamemachine where the results kept changing and i couldnt figure out what ma result was!! There was a set of letters and they kept flashing in and out... -
OMG, OMG I'm so scared results are in 23 days?!
Im having nightmares too!!! Anywaz keep your Belief strong!! Allah is never going to let us down!!! Everything's for Our GOOD!!! Keep praying and make dua!!! -
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confused about a level biology
Yes paper 3 and 5 is practical..so yes ull have to! -
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AS Biology P1 MCQs Preparation Thread
http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/CIE/Cambridge%20International%20A%20and%20AS%20Level/Biology%20(9700)/9700_w11_qp_12.pdf how do u do Q39?? pls Help!! -
HOW WAS PHYSICS PAPER 5 PPL ? HOW WAS YOUR EXAM ?
Its all about telling to plot a graph of tan@ verses (1/v2)...and if u get a straight line through the origin the relationship's valid! Why wont it be like that? -
AS Biology P1 MCQs Preparation Thread
Btw where are the may/june 2002 papers??1 -
AS Biology P1 MCQs Preparation Thread
Maybe reading the whole of bio text book..If possible! -
A level Biology: Post your doubts here!
Tidal volume is defined as the volume of air breathed in and out during a single breath. In this case the athlete has a breathing rate of 11 breaths per minute which took in a volume of 5.5dm3. 11 breaths -------> 5.5dm3 1 breath --------> 0.5dm3 -
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A2 Mechanics 52 : How was it?
i have chem p4 tommorow!! yeah we'll discuss tom after chem! -
A2 Mechanics 52 : How was it?
The last 2 questions were Quite hard!! i mean 6i and the the 7th one! -
Chemistry P4| A2 only
An electron withdrawing group like chlorine and Oxygen have high Electronegativities and tries to pull electrons towards them! In a compound therefore the bond can break easily..electrons are accepted by the high Electronegativity groups and H+ is easily released...