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bad day- Dashing Cancerian
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forgot that- Dashing Cancerian
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anytym nd i havent studied the other topics- Dashing Cancerian
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phone bill- Dashing Cancerian
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for 4... its 4 as 12/3= 4 m/s it says from rest so.... 12-0 for 11.... it would be A cox volume is inversely propotional to pressure...- Dashing Cancerian
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cox frictiion acts opposite of acceleration...- Dashing Cancerian
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was i right???- Dashing Cancerian
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well it was just a try.... i thought of something... ok take it in a way like the movement of ions are in electrolysis... the diode is taking the elecrtons from the positive side (as electricity passes from +ve side to -ve side) to the battery from where the ellectrons go to the negative and the...- Dashing Cancerian
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i havent studiedd thix topic but still a try.... seee the diode is present on the positive side of the battery from there it will take the electrons and give it to the battery nd the battery will in turn give those electrons to the negative side of the cell nd the whole circuit is closed.- Dashing Cancerian
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great,.,...=)- Dashing Cancerian
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kind of...- Dashing Cancerian
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nyc idea- Dashing Cancerian
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great,...- Dashing Cancerian
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but what should i do about it i know that already in an another way....- Dashing Cancerian
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I knew that but in a different way.... i never asked u about the reactivity series...:cautious:- Dashing Cancerian
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what????o_O- Dashing Cancerian
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i phone...- Dashing Cancerian
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