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I strongly recommend you all to try this specimen paper if u havent, I am going to upload its solution by tomorrow evening! Will anyone like to help me? techgeek

Here is one of the questions from vectors : Answers to them(as my camera sucks, I had to upload a particular question in different pictures) : (i) https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1807940632761334&set=p.1807940632761334&type=3&theater...

The formula for percentage error is : (ΔE / E) x 100% = [(ΔF / F) + (ΔL / L) + 2(Δd / d) + (Δe / e)] x 100% Where "(ΔE / E) x 100%" This is what we hav to find. (ΔE / E) x 100% means the PERCENTAGE UNCERTAINITY of E! :P

I am not getting what is your doubt. that (ΔE / E) x 100% is the percentage uncertainity of E. Thats what we found and that is the answer. What u not getting? O.o

Hey! Thanks for posting your doubts. Sorry for the pic quality, if u dont get it, ask me!

This is very great that you want to score good now. The same problem was with me at first! :P So yes, that straight A's is possible if u prepare it very nicely.. As u have already studied it, trust me, you will find it interesting once u start studying (y) :P Remember one thing, search...

Lets play cs?

There is no word limit, just go on writing, till u finish it. Just make one thing sure, YOU MANAGE YOUR TIME!

I have my english paper 1 and paper 2 day after tomorrow and on 19th respectively, and I suck at both of thm Can u please help me.. show me commantrys and paper 2 topics so that i can borrow some ideas and copy them in my exams if question came related to that -_- :P

Do post your doubts and let me know the toughest question you encountered :P

Hi there, only 4 days are left for P3 so I thought to make this thread for the ones appearing this session of 2016 November. Post any doubts, I promise that will be solved by me within few hours. I will be posting few solved papers, not by me, but other friends of mine. ^_^ Hope you all guys...

Differentiate both side, when u differentiate any terms containing ý', just multiply it with dy/dx. Then simple algebra to make dy/dx the subject.

Was it easy?

You calculated the activity in part (i) / decay constant = Number of molecules. 1 mol = 6.02 * 10 ^23 moleculs then how many moles in activvity calculated in (i) / decay constant? Then now u have number of moles, u can calculate mass. mass = Mr * n mass = 89 * n

I am die hard fan of CS1.6 but slow internet sucks! -_-

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uh-lalala!! xD My answers were correct :cool: *I still remmember this stuffs* :P https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1804591316429599&set=gm.905399119594630&type=3 Click above link.

let me ask on fb, i got answers, but aint sure.

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