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A level registration form for private students? 2016 May/June
yeah, me too wrote to British Council and they said the same but it's already the end of Jan :/ -
Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
you can try...depends upon whether your method is correct or not -
Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
Okay...I guess I got things mixed up. Look, we first calculated P which is: 'first five people picked were all born under different signs' (I wrote 'under same sign' in my answer which was a mistake, I'm sorry). So, we calculated P(all born under different signs) to be 0.382. If they are not... -
Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
No! You can't use the graph to solve (iii) because the question asks to draw the graph in (i). If you had been asked to draw a graph before you attempted any part of the question, you could've used it to solve (iii) but since drawing the graph itself is a part of the question, you can't use it... -
Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
just meant to explain why we subtracted 0.38 from 1...You know, that rule P= 1 - (not P) -
Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
First, we find the probability that the first five people picked were born under the same sign, which goes the same like we did previously: (12/12) x (11/12) x (10/12) x (9/12) x (8/12) = 0.382 Now, to find the probability that at least two of the first five were born under the same sign: 1 -... -
Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
The probability of the first person being chosen is unique is: 12/12 since no other member has been chosen yet The probability for the 2nd person would be: 11/12 since one has already been chosen and for the 3rd it is: 10/12 (2 are already chosen) Multiplying all three: (12/12) x (11/12) x... -
help in AS MATH statistics
The probability of the first person being chosen is unique is: 12/12 since no other member has been chosen yet The probability for the 2nd person would be: 11/12 since one has already been chosen and for the 3rd it is: 10/12 (2 are already chosen) Multiplying all three: (12/12) x (11/12) x... -
Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
*high-five* :D Thank you! thank you! -
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help in AS MATH statistics
A Concise Coure in Advanced Level Statistics (with worked examples) by J. Crawshaw and J.Chambers is the best book for Statistics. Here is the link: http://www.gceguide.com/Books/ebs/e-books/A_Concise_Course_in_Advanced_Level_Statistics__With_Worked_Examples__Fourth_Edition-JUGG3RNAUT.pdf It... -
A'Level Mathematics Notes
I'm in need for notes of A'Level Matehamtics 9709, if somebody has got them, please share.- Eugene99
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A level registration form for private students? 2016 May/June
still not out...will be here possibly after O' Level result -
Need to know something
As per CIE recommendations, there are no compulsory subjects, whether O'Level or A' Level. Some people even drop Pak. Studies completely and take another subject instead. But it all depends upon the university you will be applying to and the field you chose. To be on the safe side, you...- Eugene99
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Chemistry: Post your doubts here!
in fact I haven't covered A2 yet! :p what I have covered I can answer pretty well :cool::D -
Chemistry: Post your doubts here!
Mr. Retard explained the (a) part and I doubt if I can do the (b) part, maybe I needa revise the equilibrum chapter! is it from there? -
Chemistry: Post your doubts here!
no...each oxygen ion has -1 charge so for both -1x2 which is -2 -
Chemistry: Post your doubts here!
Since oxygen's oxidation number is taken to be -2 suppose carbon's is x and overall oxidation number of ion as the structure shows is -2. So, here is how we set it up: ( -2x4) + (2x) = -2 -8 + 2x=-2 2x=-2+8 x=+3