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Physics Tutoring/Help Service
Wouldn't it be better if you start helping the students by replying to their queries in the forums itself? -
JUNE 2007 ACCOUNTING PAPER 1 Q 16.URGENT.
@arvind0708 Why are you making all these new threads? You could have just made a single thread and then asked all of your Accounting related questions in that thread. Kindly do that from now on. Thanks! -
phys mcqs and theory
Revise each topic from notes and books. Then do the past papers to see how much you have absorbed. -
Chemistry Practical (Paper 33)
My teacher had always told us "You can make the table layout with a Lead Pencil but you have to write in the values and any text within the table with a Pen, otherwise the examiners won't give you marks for your table" He could be wrong, but that is the right procedure to make a table though... -
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TO ALL SCIENCE STUDENTS
I've tried all the links, they work fine and do lead to the proper resources mentioned. -
percentile of M1 NOV 2010 ppr high or low..?
It usually is around 43-46, so I'd say about the same. Kindly don't make multiple threads asking the same questions. -
PUre Math AS Oct nov Question 11
Many people have already discussed this and it seems that is the correct answer. Hope that helps ;) -
practicals helP!!!!!!!!!paper 33!
Well the practical paper are usually based on the same "Type" of questions *wink wink* -
help mathematics papers 3
Next time kindly use the search function and then make your own thread if a similar question has not been asked already. """ Here are some of the links which I use regularly to prepare my mathematics topics: http://adf.ly/6tMI http://adf.ly/6tMJ http://adf.ly/6tMK http://adf.ly/6tML... -
mechanics 18th/oct 2010 discussion
Try your best to score an A in Mechanics as well because you never know how high the percentile/percentage for an A will be. I say that because usually in P1 an A is 63-65 and in M1 it is 43-46. Best of luck! -
percentile for paper 12 mathematics
Try your best to score an A in Mechanics as well because you never know how high the percentile/percentage for an A will be. I say that because usually in P1 an A is 63-65 and in M1 it is 43-46. Best of luck! -
integration question of NOV 2010
You and probably the rest of them as well :D -
CIE Chemistry Doubts Here
In such questions, whatever the volume is given we use that as mass. Just remember, we will need to input the mass/volume of the substance whose temperature is rising. Hope this helps ;) -
confusion of lime water test
As this is a lengthy process, you usually won't be asked to perform these kind of tests in an actual exam. Instead they just want you to write down the test :/ -
practicals helP!!!!!!!!!paper 33!
Kindly read all of the others such topics. -
help mathematics papers 3
I'd suggest you to buy the Red Spots Yearly Book. They have very nice, easy to learn solutions for the complex numbers in there. Hope this helps ;) -
Help needed with Chemistry AS practical!
You can also take a little bit of the solution in a test tube and then add K2Cr2O7 into it to see if it changes from orange to green ;) Regarding the titration question, it usually states in the question that "Don't add too much of FB3 at this point" so I'd say add a little bit of FB3 about 3-5... -
mechanics 18th/oct 2010 discussion
This is still called discussing, kindly refrain from discussing even the difficulty level of the questions until a few more hours. Thanks! -
PLEASE HELPPPP AS chemistry practical.....!!
You should have asked your teacher these questions long ago and not on the last day of the exam lol Anyways I will try to be as accurate as possible: 1) When they ask you to add a Reagent e.g HCL then in most cases they are requiring you to identify an acidic gas e.g out of these three: NO2...