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What is the meaning of ( construction lines ) ? is it the triangle ?
nah. Not here. I did the same mistake (making a larger triangle) in my exam, and ended up taking the points which were out of the line. My marks got deducted. As long as those points are EXACTLY on the line. its correct.The triangle which you have drawn for calculating the gradient is too small and the marks are deducted for that.
P.s its not allowed to take those points which are in table to calculate the 'm' and you have used those points so marks will be penalized.... Am I ryt ??
does construction line mean drawing a triangle ?nah. Not here. I did the same mistake (making a larger triangle) in my exam, and ended up taking the points which were out of the line. My marks got deducted. As long as those points are EXACTLY on the line. its correct.
Yes. It isnt allowed to take the points from the table. And for ur kind information, I havent used those points from the table.
yes.does construction line mean drawing a triangle ?
nah. Not here. I did the same mistake (making a larger triangle) in my exam, and ended up taking the points which were out of the line. My marks got deducted. As long as those points are EXACTLY on the line. its correct.
Yes. It isnt allowed to take the points from the table. And for ur kind information, I havent used those points from the table.
That is.. for when the points are ON the line. I couldnt find any further points ON the line which would give me a bigger triangle.But i read in some ms or er that we should extent the lines and then a bigger triangle must be drawn to calculate the gradient ...
and just see ...u have drawn the triangle using those two particular points which means that gradient is calculated from those two points.....And is your ans the same as in ms ???
That is.. for when the points are ON the line. I couldnt find any further points ON the line which would give me a bigger triangle.
Those 2 particular points are exactly ON the line. and Yes. the gradient is correct. I checked it.
Thats the common mistake we do. *Any points* you tae should be on the line. -_-Its not compulsory to draw the triangle using those particular points ....any points can be considered for drawing the triangle.
hey can anyone give me the answers to the End-of-chapter questions
of Chemistry AS and A level coursebook
by Roger Norris, Lawrie Ryan and David Acaster
From chapter 17-30
Thats the common mistake we do. *Any points* you tae should be on the line. -_-
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download the CD-ROM of chemistry AS & A level book which contains answer to all end of chapter questions .......... Hope it helped u and hit >>>> LIKE
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