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    AS maths help!

    I can't find the question you're talking about in the oct/nov 2012 paper. Please check the year or the variant again.
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    Practicals 34 only

    Yaar aap ke abbu ki post hai? Qasmay teri hi kami thi. Aap tou khud 'confused' ho mujhay kia keh rahay ho.
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    Practicals 34 only

    Tou vo O level walay koi naik kaam nahi kar rahay. Waise hi vo bache hain yar aise thori O aur A level mein farak hota hai. Techinically posting guess papers does count as cheating, to some extent atleast.
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    Practicals 34 only

    Astaghfaar mam. Cheating is haraam :O Aise pass ho kar bhi kia faida. JK man lekin I've heard ke moderator ne last practical ke guess wali post par dhumki di thi he'll ban anyone who posts next. Seems like you're in line unless you take the advice and delete this post.
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    Mechanics Concepts

    Yes if the object is moving with a constant speed that means that it has zero acceleration. And acceleration occurs due to a resultant force so if there is no acceleration then there will be no resultant force acting on the object.
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    As PRACTICAL LIST PHYSICS CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY ...!

    Kasam khao? Mujhay to pata hi nahi tha. Thanks mayn for the info -_-
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    Chemistry; Difference of temporary and permanent dipole-dipole forces.

    Okay thanks.
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    Help needed in maths !!

    Can you post the question here?
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    Chemistry; Difference of temporary and permanent dipole-dipole forces.

    Acha ek choti si aur confusion bhi hai. You said permanent dipole-dipole forces are present between polar molecules. So what is the bonding's relation with electronegativity?
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    mathematics AS help needed !!

    Can you post the question here?
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    Easy organic synthesis

    ^Ye easy hai toh phir mushkil kia tha?
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    As PRACTICAL LIST PHYSICS CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY ...!

    That is wrong people. Zindagi mein jhoot aur fareb ki madad se kabhi kamyaab nahi hoge. Tum logon ko tou chullu bhar paani mein doob marna chahiye. Aise nahi aani tabdeeli iss mulk mein! ^Jusssayin'. Because I was bored.....kissi ko pata chalay to mujhe bhi bata dena yar Allah aap ka bhalla...
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    Syllabus help

    2013 wala syllabus hi hai yar
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    Chemistry; Difference of temporary and permanent dipole-dipole forces.

    Like I found this question: The melting and boiling points of hydrazine are much higher than those of ethene. Suggest reasons for these differences in terms of the intermolecular forces each compound possesses.
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    Chemistry; Difference of temporary and permanent dipole-dipole forces.

    Well I know the basic difference between the two, that the permanent are strong while the temporary ones are weak and for a shorter time and it effects the melting and boiling points. But how do I know if a certain molecule has temporary or permanent forces? I mean the basic requirements are...
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