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  1. studyingrobot457

    Physics, Chemistry and Biology: Post your doubts here!

    lol be careful, notice it is 0.05 s away from 60 so... 46.5-0.05 is equal to 46.0 So B is answer Really you gonna waste marks this way on the real O-level exam
  2. studyingrobot457

    THIS or THAT

    Dank memes will live forever lol
  3. studyingrobot457

    THIS or THAT

    =duh this is not how u play thiS live alone We are number one or harambe
  4. studyingrobot457

    THIS or THAT

    Twix Coffee or Tea?
  5. studyingrobot457

    Physics, Chemistry and Biology: Post your doubts here!

    one thing though, It should not be confused with where they are absorbed, I have seen questions, where they ask so and respond, would be the loop of Henle, which is incorrect because most glucose and salts (ions etc) are absorbed in the first loop/coil after the renal capsule
  6. studyingrobot457

    Physics, Chemistry and Biology: Post your doubts here!

    I know that it has to be solved out this way, but after all u eventually are going to get 'a' out by division,so it is a useless step, specially at IGCSE / O-level, no much care is about algebra...
  7. studyingrobot457

    Physics, Chemistry and Biology: Post your doubts here!

    I would say it is Boyle's law P1V1=P2V2, ik you would be thinking, they only gave us length, but since cross-section is the same, so volume ratio should be also same a length, here is the solution V1=45 v2=45-15=30 p1=100kpa p2=? =(45*100 000)/30=150 000=150 kpa EZ;) *just noticed my post is...
  8. studyingrobot457

    Physics, Chemistry and Biology: Post your doubts here!

    u have IGCSE next year (june 2018) right? if so , good luck for us ;)
  9. studyingrobot457

    all cie full textbooks available in pdf format

    welcome to XPF, for any free e-book, head to gceguide.xyz, they offer all kinds of free endorsed and recommended material for Cambridge IGCSE, O level and AS and A level, this is where the books found here were later uploaded looking forward to hearing from u ;)
  10. studyingrobot457

    Physics, Chemistry and Biology: Post your doubts here!

    any news about may june papers (how they were ,when is going out to be released etc)
  11. studyingrobot457

    Physics, Chemistry and Biology: Post your doubts here!

    biology doubt 0610_w12_qp_33 In question two part b I guess, there is the question says use letter to represent area in which process occur, so the last one was like unfiltered blood pass to renal vein, and the answer was D this made me wonder is all blood filtered when it pass to kidney or not?
  12. studyingrobot457

    IGCSE ICT PAPER 1

    you no longer need though:sick:
  13. studyingrobot457

    BTW thanks for the follow, really means something to me

    BTW thanks for the follow, really means something to me
  14. studyingrobot457

    wasting my time on xpc, rather than txp papers

    wasting my time on xpc, rather than txp papers
  15. studyingrobot457

    http://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/human-head-transplants-could-become-reality-2017/...

    http://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/human-head-transplants-could-become-reality-2017/ not even kidding... height of gross
  16. studyingrobot457

    Thought on IGCSE chemistry june paper 4

    and please don't discuss the paper, just rate it {i don't want the post to be removed :) }
  17. studyingrobot457

    reading through all personal comments make me wonder, are those real impressions or just a way...

    reading through all personal comments make me wonder, are those real impressions or just a way of getting an attraction
  18. studyingrobot457

    Thought on IGCSE chemistry june paper 4

    Just want to have an idea about the exam, feel free to comment
  19. studyingrobot457

    you can technically do it, but it would cost like.... millions of dollars

    you can technically do it, but it would cost like.... millions of dollars
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