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Physics Paper 12
Around 25, it was lengthy. no discussion here, inbox only if you must. i'll match answers leken agar tum bangali ho, **** off :P -
How was Physics/12 paper?
Man that was a difficult paper! GT will be around 25, no discussion here! if you want to discuss, inbox me and once I know you've given the exams i'll match answers. -
How was Chemistry P34?
Relax. They don't mark strictly on your values. Only on the steps you took to find the answers and how you performed the experiment (if you did it according to instructions or not). Or else, we'd all get C's for getting different titre values. -
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AS Biology P34 Guesses
Relax, it's not that difficult. They'll ask us to draw a power plan diagram. Just look at that notes link I gave in the first post and you'll get an idea on how to draw slides easily. -
AS Biology P34 Guesses
Question 1 Investigation of breakdown of glucose by yeast/ involves serial dilution of the glucose into different concentrations and probably carrying out the Benedict's test afterwards. OR Something like this: http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Biology... -
Biology P 34 ..here what i got ..
I can make a more neat post than this. -
Biology P 34 ..here what i got ..
Yes boy, we're all sitting for P34 tomorrow -
Biology P 34 ..here what i got ..
I thought yeast was a suspension not a solution? Maybe we'll get glucose solutions (different concentrations of which we prepare using serial dilution) and then we add a fixed volume of yeast suspension and leave it for a few minutes. then we carry out reducing sugar test and compare colours? or... -
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Biology P 34 ..here what i got ..
Can anyone point out a question in past papers similar to the yeast question mentioned here? Any yeast related question will help -
AS Chemistry 9701 Practicals
Okay so, a few of our users here know information about apparatus lists and chemicals for the practical exams. Do share that information here and I will edit the thread and keep it updated with MOST PROBABLE lists. This thread is for ALL variants. Do not rely ENTIRELY on the information you find... -
AS Physics (9702) Paper 22 Answers and Discussion
It's 16.8, I made a typo there. -
I would be grateful if you could tell me practical lists for Chem 34 Bio 34 Physics 33...
I would be grateful if you could tell me practical lists for Chem 34 Bio 34 Physics 33, specifically, to the best of your ability. Thanks in advance :)- Chucky
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AS Physics (9702) Paper 22 Answers and Discussion
You are as stupid as they come. Yes, hence they gave 5 marks for it. Grade thresholds will be AROUND 35 to 40(max) Your-Blood because I see a LOT of stupid people commenting here. Those of you that know you got more than 40, can stop worrying. -
Complete AS Biology Notes (P1 and P2)
They aren't specified, but you often see MCQ's like "which of the following can be seen under a light microscope?" and knowing the sizes of each organelles help there. If you have anything like a list of sizes, please give me a link or upload a document will you? -
AS Physics (9702) Paper 22 Answers and Discussion
Not sure. You need to write 1.94 I think they'll accept that. Depends on how leniently they mark. I forgot to add that in, my bad. Progressive waves generated travel to the other end and REFLECT back. The reflected waves then SUPERIMPOSE with the original progressive waves and create... -
Complete AS Biology Notes (P1 and P2)
This is great! Do you have a list of cell organelles with their sizes? That's really helpful for MCQ's -
AS Physics (9702) Paper 22 Answers and Discussion
This thread is only for those who wish to check answers, and I may not have all the answers correct, but I'll try and edit this post and make sure all the correct answers have been uploaded for you all to check! Question 1: Power base units : kgm^2 s^-3 C has no unit (easy to prove) speed of...