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  1. Xenon

    AS level ICT

    Well, its actually difficult for me to say what is wrong without seeing ur work. U can try by opening a blank report and then selectthe query u did as the record source( Report Design Tools>Design>Tools>Property Sheet> Record source) Or else try from the beginning and try to recall what u did...
  2. Xenon

    AS level ICT

    Try putting the name of the report in the Page Header instead of Report Header
  3. Xenon

    A2 Chemistry P5

    I need help with this is part of question 1 from oct/nov 2007. I will like to know whether the enthalpy of solution will decrease or increase in magnitude and why:
  4. Xenon

    Physics P4 help required

    I need help with these following questions: may/june 2009, P4, 8a, 9b oct/nov 2009, P41, 8c(ii) oct/nov 2009, P42, 7a
  5. Xenon

    Maths P3-complex number

    I need some help with 7(iii).Its from paper 3 of may/june 2010, variant 1.
  6. Xenon

    Applied ICT may/june 2010 paper 2 source files

    In case u require the support files for paper 4:
  7. Xenon

    Applied ICT may/june 2010 paper 2 source files

    Here are the support files for paper 2:
  8. Xenon

    Physics Amplitude-Modulation

    Anyone?
  9. Xenon

    Physics Amplitude-Modulation

    this question is from the International AS/A level Physics book, pg - 428 the question: A sinusoidal carrier wave has a frequency of 750kHz and an unmodulated amplitude of 4.0V. The carrier wave is to be amplitude-modulated by a sinusoidal signal of frequency 3kHz and the amplitude 0.5V...
  10. Xenon

    Something interesting here!!!!!!!

    Volume of funnel, V = 1/3 x pi x r^2 x h dV/dh = (1/3) x pi x r^2 using similar triangle, 12/30 = r/20 r = 20 x 0.4 = 8 when h = 8, dV/dh = (64/3) x pi now, dV/dh = dV/dt x dh/dt dh/dt = (dV/dh)/(dV/dt) = ((64 x pi)/3)/(0.2)
  11. Xenon

    help needed Physics O/N/2004 P1 Q 18,,,,,,

    we know P = F x V which can be written as P = (F x d)/ t putting the given data 3 x 1000 = (180 x 4 x 1000)/ t which gives t = (180 x 4 x 1000)/(3000 ) = 240 s
  12. Xenon

    chemistry data booklet

    download the chemistry syllabus which is widely available. u will find it at the end
  13. Xenon

    Physics...May/June 08

    the area under 40 to 70 is not taken as the spring has been compressed from 100 to 70 but not 70 to 40. the initial length was 100 when there was no force. as the force is applied, the spring compresses and energy is stored. when the force is 6 N, the spring becomes 70 mm. a decrease in length...
  14. Xenon

    Physics...May/June 08

    Since the spring is compressed, initial length is 100 mm and final length is 70 mm and thus the energy stored will be the area under the graph from 70 mm to 100 mm. energy = 0.5 x (6-0) x (0.1 - 0.07 ) [converted to meter] = 0.09 J hope that helps :)
  15. Xenon

    chemistry p1

    Only 1 mole of HCl is produced, this means only one H atom has been substituted by a Cl free radical, One X* is formed by substituting H from either of the three methyl groups attached to the same carbon atom 2nd and 3rd is formed by substitution of H form the ethyl group
  16. Xenon

    Maths Query!

    Well, the question did not specifically asked u to find to theta. I think u can also do it like this way, rearrange which gives X - sin X - pi/2=0 let f(X)= X - sin X - pi/2 when X = 2.31, f(2.31)= 1.9839 x 10^-4 which is approximately zero thus x = 2.31
  17. Xenon

    Maths Query!

    P1? :?: then bro, give the provide the complete question, if its from past papers then mention the question number and year as well...
  18. Xenon

    Maths Query!

    No no, I am talking about selecting two values of x and checking the signs of the answer.. as the book says 'Decimal search'.
  19. Xenon

    Maths Query!

    the easy way of solving this eqn using iteration (iteration is not included in AS but in A2). there's another way which is also not included in AS. However, i am not sure whether there is any algebraic method to solve it. Can't think of any......
  20. Xenon

    Chemistry!!!MCQ

    u r in the right track, one of the alkenes formed shows cis-trans isomerism, if u examine the alkenes formed after dehydration, u will notice that butan-2-ol is the correct ans.
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