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    physics query....

    chek the picture
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    SCI FI SCIENCE-physics of the impossible

    do u guyx have wached this programme?
    • hassam
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    Nuclear Division!!

    no man this file no virus guarantteee if virus then u cn kill me.......!!!
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    CHEMISTRY!!

    oohh.......u guyx studies sigma and pi bond bt do not know abt hybridisation...strange...then mayB hybridisation will nt be in syllabus....bt shud i tell u wats hybridisatin
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    CHEMISTRY!!

    ya me also givin lyk u larina....i wanted to knw do u guyx have studied hybridisation,SIGMA and PI bonds in BONDING chapter
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    CHEMISTRY!!

    ooohhh nyc idea math angel.....we hav done chemical bonding mole states of matter nd nw studyin EQUILIBRIA........so everyone is goin slow i guess
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    CELL DIVISION!!

    cambridge book and BIOLOGY byy cambpell and REECE http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/5209991 ... th_Edition)_by_Neil_A._Campbell__Jane_B._Reece TORRENT DOWNLOAD IT AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE ITS JXT AWESOME BOOK WID AWESOME ILLUSTRATIONS AND PICTURES....beyond ur imagination
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    Nuclear Division!!

    yar i hav a book...u myt have heard cambpell's BIOLOGY:one of the most famous biology book at the moment in the world! i cn tell u the link u can torrent download from there...http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/5209991 ... th_Edition)_by_Neil_A._Campbell__Jane_B._Reece
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    Nuclear Division!!

    hope u find them super helpful
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    CELL DIVISION!!

    Cytokinesis in plantcells, which have cell walls, is markedlydifferent. TIlere is no cleavage furrow. Instead, during telophase, vesicles derived from the Golgi apparatus move along microtubules to the middle of the cell, where they coalesce, producing a cell plate . Cell wall materials carried...
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    Biology help needed....once again :)

    pair of sister chromatids or a single chromatid ---both r one chromosomes
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    Biology help needed....once again :)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9HPNwXd9fk perfect video watch this
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    Biology help needed....once again :)

    @math angel...chromatin do not show up under microscope normally but during prophase The chromatin fibers become more tightly coiled, condensing into discrete chromosomes observable with a light microscope.....chromatids is different thing...see the pic
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    Biology help needed....once again :)

    ya its tru i saw a mcq related to this thing
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    physICs query...

    usman according to u during upward journey: two forces r opposing and during downward journey only one force is opposing:thats exactly wat u said...ryt? so i cNt get this that how on Earth will this very fact u mentioned will cause the time for journey UP to be shorter
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    physICs query...

    i cNt get ur point nd mayB i ll neva get it ... bTw THAnx for ur xplanations
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    physICs query...

    hmm...nyc approch but wat abt this... when ball is travelling upwards both gravity and air resistance are opposing its motion.the velocity of the object is always decreasing while going up so this means magnitude if air resistance must also decrease...lets consider this case an object fired...
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    Chemical bonding

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dq-ePhoz ... re=related watch this junaid 456...
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    Chemical bonding

    solubility part was really helpful thnxxx
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    physICs query...

    Q.explain why for all real vertical throws (throwing ball vert. upwards) ,the time taken to reach the max. height must be shorter than the time taken to return to the starting point.
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