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How was C2?!
Guys I think I missed out an easy mark in the trigonometry question. I forgot to give 90 as an answer but that's the only mistake I think I made. Provided that's the case, how many marks do you think I might lose and even if I get 74/75, would 100 UMS be possible? I don't need consolation, I... -
These places and these faces are getting old...
These places and these faces are getting old...- Aahmsil
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C2 questions - a thread for the purpose of discussion
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C2 questions - a thread for the purpose of discussion
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C2 questions - a thread for the purpose of discussion
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24 hours to mocks. Starts studying now. Like a sir!
24 hours to mocks. Starts studying now. Like a sir!- Aahmsil
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Live your present so that in the future you won't have to regret your past.
Live your present so that in the future you won't have to regret your past.- Aahmsil
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Ozil puts one in to level the score, 1 - 1 at 60'.
Ozil puts one in to level the score, 1 - 1 at 60'.- Aahmsil
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1 - 0 to Bayern Munchen at half-time. I'm hating tonight already.
1 - 0 to Bayern Munchen at half-time. I'm hating tonight already.- Aahmsil
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C2 questions - a thread for the purpose of discussion
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C2 questions - a thread for the purpose of discussion
This is how you get the triangle. First divide the sector into two equal halves so Pie/3 becomes Pie/6 One side (the base) is the radius, r and the other side is 6-r. In triangle COX, angle X is 90 degrees. Check the figure of the sector. OB is tangent to the circle C. Radius is at right angles... -
C2 questions - a thread for the purpose of discussion
This is a question I thoroughly enjoyed solving. It's really quite simple once you understand but until then, it's a downright bummer. This is strictly the working, if you don't get it, tell me which part and I'll get back to you. -
C2 questions - a thread for the purpose of discussion
No problem, just glad to have helped out. Good luck with your mock tomorrow, I'm sure you'll do fine! -
C2 questions - a thread for the purpose of discussion
Remember logxY=Z is the same as x^Z = Y I've attached the working. -
C2 questions - a thread for the purpose of discussion
I have attached a photo which shows how I solved it. If you find the working to be intangible or still have a question, do feel free to ask. -
Chemistry unit 2 query
Exams are around the corner and I was flicking through the Chemistry AS revision guide when I came across this: "When electrons are shared, the situation is more stable than when there are two separate atoms (four attractive forces between positive nuclei and negative electrons instead of... -
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