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chemistry paper 5 help needed
w/11/52 how will we plot the y axis values as negative? -
chemistry paper 5 help needed
can u explain in details? or show me a graph which u have drawn.. bcuz i didnt get it -
Physics: Post your doubts here!
Inshallah we do good in paper 5.. and no i don't take maths. -
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Physics: Post your doubts here!
physics paper 42 was very difficult :( -
Bio paper/42
guys what abt the question which says state precisely where ADH is secreted into the blood..i was confused when they have mentioned in the blood so i wrote renal artery... is that correct? -
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Bio paper/42
u liked that?? i was going to have a stroke from thinking! -
Chemistry: Post your doubts here!
I was really confused abt this.. i chose -0.13 -
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*Biology Paper 5 tips*
guys plz help with o/n 2007 . Q3.. how do u calculate the expected? -
Bio paper 5 , post your doubts here !
this is only a bar graph.. we are only interested to compare the results .. not to find gradients or y intercepts.. moreover, u can look into the marking scheme to see if they said deduct marks if the graph is not 50% -
Bio paper 5 , post your doubts here !
this is only a bar graph.. we are only interested to compare the results .. not to find gradients or y intercepts.. -
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*Biology Paper 5 tips*
They have said in the question that the cats without tails are always heterozygous.. so in cross 1: both parents are heterozygous.. and since the allele without tail is dominant, then each parent has the alleles Rr .. when both are crossed: Rr x Rr offsprings will be RR, Rr, Rr, rr so there is... -
*Biology Paper 5 tips*
umm it is more like stating the opposite of the statement -
*Biology Paper 5 tips*
They have said in the question that the cats without tails are always heterozygous.. so in cross 1: both parents are heterozygous.. and since the allele without tail is dominant, then each parent has the alleles Rr .. when both are crossed: Rr x Rr offsprings will be RR, Rr, Rr, rr so there is...