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AS (Biology) P1 MCQs Preparation Thread.

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hi .. i saw many threads relating chem and phy ..paper1 .. but never went throught biology ..

so here is the thread for discussing some questions and doubts ,,,
 
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i am going to start :)
isnt semiconservative means half .. shouldnt it be at 50 ie B ...y its C
 

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that doesnt mean it should be there ?
can u specify please ?

They're asking for the % of cells containing 15N after 5 generations. After 1 generation it's 1/2%, after 2 generations it's 1/4%, after 3 generations it's 1/8%, after 4 generations it's 1/16% and after 5 generations it's 1/32%.
 
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They're asking for the % of cells containing 15N after 5 generations. After 1 generation it's 1/2%, after 2 generations it's 1/4%, after 3 generations it's 1/8%, after 4 generations it's 1/16% and after 5 generations it's 1/32%.
thanks ... can u help me with microscope questions? i will REALLY appreciate it
i think tomorrow our tesst will be to use eyepiece and stage micrometer ... posted question+ how do we find no of eyepiece unit in REALITY
 

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thanks ... can u help me with microscope questions? i will REALLY appreciate it
i think tomorrow our tesst will be to use eyepiece and stage micrometer ... posted question+ how do we find no of eyepiece unit in REALITY

Sure, no problem. I've done this one before:
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42 EPGU - 10 SMU
1 EPGU - x SMU
42x - 10
x - 10/42 = 0.238 SMU

1 SMU - 0.01 mm
0.238 SMU - x mm
x - 0.01 x 0.238 = 0.00238 mm

Therefore, step 1: 10 divided by 42 = 0.238 x 0.01 = 0.00238 mm.

Step 2: 0.00238 multiplied by 1000 = 2.38 micrometres.
 
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Sure, no problem. I've done this one before:
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42 EPGU - 10 SMU
1 EPGU - x SMU
42x - 10
x - 10/42 = 0.238 SMU

1 SMU - 0.01 mm
0.238 SMU - x mm
x - 0.01 x 0.238 = 0.00238 mm

Therefore, step 1: 10 divided by 42 = 0.238 x 0.01 = 0.00238 mm.

Step 2: 0.00238 multiplied by 1000 = 2.38 micrometres.

i am gettin confused ... my teacher taugh me a different way !
are u sure brro of this?
 
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Yup, 100%. What'd your teacher tell you that's different?
sorry if i am disturbin u ....
that ALL the ten units are 0.01 and not each one ...
we were doin this year (attacched)
are these two questions the same ....
 
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sorry if i am disturbin u ....
that ALL the ten units are 0.01 and not each one ...
we were doin this year (attacched)
are these two questions the same ....

I'm not being disturbed, it's OK.
And yeah, the questions are the same. It says that the length of one division is 0.01 mm, not 10 divisions.
 
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I'm not being disturbed, it's OK.
And yeah, the questions are the same. It says that the length of one division is 0.01 mm, not 10 divisions.
last doubt bro :)
on eyepiece unit there are 10 divisions right ? if we got the matching at 9.. do we say its 9 or 90 ? when caliperating
 
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Do you know how to do qs 31 in 01/ oct/nov 2008 ?
 

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P1 May/june 12 varient.....
Q: 37, 36, 31, 23, 17, 14, 7, 5 ,4.

Variant 12, I presume:
37. Cholera is spread via contaminated food and water.
36. Not TB, so not D; not cholera, so not A & B; so C.
31. C; it's a fact.
23. B; fact too.
17. Chromosomes uncoil last of all; that's D.
14. D; fact.
7. B; fact.
5. Use image size = actual size x magnification.
4. D. FACT.
 
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