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    Biology Paper 1 MJ 2012

    Guys.. please don't discuss any question! even after you're done with any of the 3 variants only after 24 hrs more.. As all variants have the same answer but it is just mixed up in different ways! so please no discussion :)
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    iGCSE ending soon

    Me! And bio paper 1 too..
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    What are the grade boundaries for Physics extended?

    Just review everything and try your best
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    physics paper 3, harder than hard

    All hopes are vanished away.. :mad:
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    IGCSE Chemistry - Identification of Gases (P6 imp.)

    :)
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    PAPER 6 QUESTION CHEMISTRY NEED HELP

    Okay, so in my opinion.. It is like this.. First when you draw keep the retort stand first down, above that place the balance and the spirit burner, above that you can keep a small tripod stand and place the copper can, with the thermometer held by the retort. In the experiment, use two...
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    IGCSE Chemistry - Identification of Gases (P6 imp.)

    Here are the notes for Identification of Gases, it is essential for P6, but not all the gases listed might come but better understand and know about them! Hope you like it! :)
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    What to write in English literature?

    Is it 0486? and what books are you taking for the exam?
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    Urgent: Math Paper 21 May/June 2011 Question 6????

    1g=1cm^3 so cm/cm = cm^3/cm^3
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    Maths IGCSE exam tomorrow- please help

    yeah. so we square number 2 and pi and T.. so 2 square will be 4.. there is no need of multiplication by 2 anywhere
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    Maths IGCSE exam tomorrow- please help

    for 14.b the answer is suppose to be 4π^2l/T^2 Firstly you need to remove the root meaning all values beofre the root is doubled, T^2=(2)^2π^2 (l/g) Next.. move g up to the other side as it is multiply so g*T^2=4π^2l then move T^2 to divide down.. so the answer is g=4π^2l/T^2 Next sequence in p2...
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    Are we allowed to use 'log' in Mathematics (0580) ?

    It is here :) http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/CIE/Cambridge%20IGCSE/Mathematics%20%28with%20coursework%29%20%280581%29/0581_s07_qp_2.pdf question 17!
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    IGCSE Extended Maths doubt (0580)

    Well I find it very hard to find the Nth term in sequence, on finding the formula for the given sequences.. can somebody give me tips or any constant formula that can be used to identify them? Thanks in advance. :)
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    Would it be possible if someone got an A* if he started his preperation of business now? IGCSE?!!

    Hell yes it is, Business sometime rely on your common sense.. you must've seen or learnt them by yourself.. it is usually based on how well you can analyse a particular situation.. It is a quite understandable subject but it might be difficult for some students though.. Well still you have to...
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    ICT Paper 3 Done

    I'm sure everyone has done really well :) If they truly worked hard and didn't cheat ;) I'm expecting the grade threshold this year to be high though..
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