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    CheMistry

    yes there is a Problem in the marking scheme the answer is 0.45 dm^3 Saud it's Volume so it should cm CUBE and dm^3 NOT Cm Square and dm^2
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    Computer HELP needed urgently

    Yes ! Cambridge is Not a Joke ! Obviously they keep up a record of the projects and do Compare the projects every year with the previous ones ! so it's better to make a new project and be on safe side :)
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    When is the result..???????

    24 th January 2011 ( MONDAY )
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    nitrogen cycle....?

    There are 5 major processes involved: 1. Ammonification[helps in decomposition of dead matter]is the conversion of organic forms of nitrogen (for example, nitrogen in proteins in dead plants and soil animals) to ammonium. Ammonium is an inorganic form of nitrogen that has the symbol NH4+. A...
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    Urdu Subject confusion...

    if you wanna do futher studies from pakistan then it is Compulsory and your equilance is based on it ! if you wanna go out of pakistan after O-level Or Alevel then you may drop it as it is not required :)
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    Need help in book selection

    Larina is talking about this book which is endrosed by C.I.E and i too believe this one is one of the great But remember the best book is that by which you yourself feel is eaiser to understand i would recommend to spend some time in your school libaray to read different books of chemistry and...
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    why answer me ?????

    from Physics point of view , dry cloth traps air it the fabrics and Air is a poor conductor to heat hence it would transfer heat at a very low rate :) while on the other hand water have low specific heat capacity thus it would quickly heat up as compared to the dry cloth that is why it is save...
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    Result

    it's On 24th january 2011 :)
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    Can anyone tell me what is the examination fees???

    5000 rs per subject except " arts " and an addition of 2000 rs for registration :)
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    DATE SHEET FOR CAMBRIDGE papers in may/june 2011

    here you go best of luck
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    When do the results for the Oct/Nov o level's come out?

    :) Good to hear that :)
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    When do the results for the Oct/Nov o level's come out?

    1 week after the results are announced :)
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    When do the results for the Oct/Nov o level's come out?

    24th january 2011 most probably :)
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    Does anyone have 1996 onwards Past paper Answers

    Cambridge started to publish marking schemes 2002 onwards before that you wont be able to find marking schemes for papers :)
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    Date-sheet May/June 2011?

    here is the date sheet of June 2011 Best of luck :)
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    History !!!! HELP!!!!

    just remember 'Percentile system' can never ever be abolished from Cambridge :)
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    Rechecking Result (EAR)

    MAVtKnmJ is correct it should be out till Now ! Contact british council :)
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    Ratios and proportions! please help..please answer

    (a) the total time the man took is 9 hours (i) 4/12 x 9 =3 hours (ii)1/12 x 9 =0.75 hours to covert hours into minutes all we need to do is multiply with 60 0.75 x 60 = 45 minutes (b) (i) firstly we would calculate the total money earned by all three of them that we can find by 855 = 5...
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    Help past papers

    for pakistan the Code is "12" for paper 1 "22" for paper 2 but there is no harm in downloading other varient papers aswell and practise them because the difficulty level is same :)
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    URGENT MATH HELP PLZZ!!

    first of all we would find the radius of the cone that can be calculated by using the formula 2(pi)r since circumfrence is given 2(pi)r = 44 2 x 22/7 x r = 44 r = 7 m Now next step would be to calculate the slant height of the cone that can be calculated by using "pythagoras theorem" l^2 =...
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