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  1. AbbbbY

    IS ECONOMICS NEEDED FOR SCIENCE STUDENTS?

    In all honestly, I think you should keep both, EM and Econ. It's not difficult to cope with them together. Been there, done that with a couple more.
  2. AbbbbY

    writing a little too much

    Then it's perfectly acceptable.
  3. AbbbbY

    IS ECONOMICS NEEDED FOR SCIENCE STUDENTS?

    Screw easy, if you have a remote interest for Economics, go ahead and keep it. It's one of the most interesting subjects (and easy to get an A* too! I messed up a whole damn lot yet had an A*) if you have an aptitude for it.
  4. AbbbbY

    Maths O levels help needed

    Lack of honest practice. Plain and simple.
  5. AbbbbY

    writing a little too much

    I'm assuming you're talking about Urdu B. Any how, it doesn't matter if you didn't write a whole lot, and went the the right column (Or is it on the left for Urdu?)
  6. AbbbbY

    Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!

    They do send the percenile to the schools who ask for them (for school level prizes/tops)
  7. AbbbbY

    Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

    y= 1/(6(48-8x) is the same thing as y = (48-8x)/6 which is the same thing as 6y+8x=48 1/(6(48-8x) and (48-8x)/6 are both acceptable but the third one is not because it asks for y = ... It's like writing x^-1 and 1/x; essentially the same thing so both correct even if the marking scheme...
  8. AbbbbY

    writing a little too much

    Does pay off, though, I guess. I know I wouldn't have the stamina to be THAT dedicated. That person is now in Princeton, and served as head-boy of one of the most prestigious schools of Pakistan.
  9. AbbbbY

    writing a little too much

    Yes. People with extra-ordinary brains exist. Us, humans, need to register that and move on :p
  10. AbbbbY

    Maths, Addmaths and Statistics: Post your doubts here!

    Dividing it into to right angle triangles, AX = 16cm Cos theta= 8/17 And you know the base is 16, so AB = 17*2 = 34
  11. AbbbbY

    writing a little too much

    Double? A senior of mine had 5 + 2 4+3 regional. :/
  12. AbbbbY

    writing a little too much

    Wrong again. If 97% marks were the highest raw marks obtained, both would get the distinction regardless of the length.
  13. AbbbbY

    writing a little too much

    Not true. A friend of mine has a WD in Pak Studies and English and he exceeded the lines atleast for Pk St.
  14. AbbbbY

    writing a little too much

    Urdu paper has lines?! O_O When did they finally get this sense?
  15. AbbbbY

    writing a little too much

    This gentleman knows what he's talking about. The DO NOT WRITE HERE/EXAMINERS USE column on the write is not checked out. It's blanked out for examiner comments, and thus isn't read. Anywhere else with a mark or a reference showing you've written it there is acceptable.
  16. AbbbbY

    Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!

  17. AbbbbY

    Maths, Addmaths and Statistics: Post your doubts here!

    Uhh you're wrong here. (12^1/2 ) = underroot 12 3^3/2 = underroot 3*3*3 So, underroot 12 / underoot 27 = underroot (2*2*3) / underroot (3*3*3) = 2 underroot3 / 3 underroot 3. Hence, 2/3
  18. AbbbbY

    Maths, Addmaths and Statistics: Post your doubts here!

    a= 2 b= -2 Use x = -2 in each equation. Since it's a factor, it'll equal zero. Then resolve the equation and solve simultaneously.
  19. AbbbbY

    Maths, Addmaths and Statistics: Post your doubts here!

    What? If you calculator shows 3.13253q9689 You use 3.133 If the final answer is the said, you write 3.13 If the calculator shows 3.15, obv you'll use 3.15 Only angles (in degrees) are to be given to 1d.p Rad will be 3sf.
  20. AbbbbY

    Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

    [CH3]- has the complete octet [CH3] has lost one electron/not gained one electron [CH3]+ has lost one further electron Thus, a total of two electrons.
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