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    Oh man.. I've heard that before I should seriously change it xD

    Oh man.. I've heard that before I should seriously change it xD
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    HAHA xD I don't mind.. One is better than none after all ._.

    HAHA xD I don't mind.. One is better than none after all ._.
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    I'm sorry I haven't logged on in a long time; this website reminds me of the IG exams and I DO...

    I'm sorry I haven't logged on in a long time; this website reminds me of the IG exams and I DO NOT want to remember that xD Thanks for the pictures and stuff. You're so sweet :) It's amazing how food can bring people together :'D Belated EID MUBARAK <3
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    Physics, Chemistry and Biology: Post your doubts here!

    haha weird o.o Well anyway, the equation in question 7 is ionic, so compounds were crossed out and stuff, cuz that's how we make an ionic equation, right? Before crossing, the whole salt was there, but then parts were crossed out leaving Fe ions. No. of moles are the same because mole ratios...
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    Physics, Chemistry and Biology: Post your doubts here!

    No they're out of 180.
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    Physics, Chemistry and Biology: Post your doubts here!

    Q.1. Ans. is C, because when two gases have the same mole ratio, they have the same volume. Further explanation? no. of moles of NO= vol./24 = 20/24 = 0.8333... According to equation, ratio NO:NO2 equals 2:2, so both have same no. of moles. Therefore, no. of...
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    Physics, Chemistry and Biology: Post your doubts here!

    Why do I not not know about that? O.O New info on the night before the exam. Spectacular.
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    Physics, Chemistry and Biology: Post your doubts here!

    Hm.. According to the ratio, chances of being a taster equal chances of being a non-taster, right? So the chance that the child will be a non-taster is 1/2 or 1 in 2. Does that make sense?
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    Physics, Chemistry and Biology: Post your doubts here!

    Answer is B. Peter has a heterozygous genotype (you'll know by looking at the 1st generation) and Hannah's is homozygous. By crossing both genotypes (you should know how to do that), you get a ratio of 2:2 which simplifies to 1:1. So that's two equal parts, which means the chance is 1 out of 2.
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    Hehe anytime ^^

    Hehe anytime ^^
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    HAHA xD Too bad I can't change it on Ramadan ._.

    HAHA xD Too bad I can't change it on Ramadan ._.
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    hello stranger

    hello stranger
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    LOL

    LOL
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    And I thought including 'cookie' in my name was unique ._.

    And I thought including 'cookie' in my name was unique ._.
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    And thanks :)

    And thanks :)
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    Are you kidding me? ._. Hahaha xD

    Are you kidding me? ._. Hahaha xD
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    BIOLOGY P3 DONE!!!

    To be honest, it was one of the easiest exams I've ever seen ._.
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    math paper 42

    I'm pretty good at math.. I just didn't have time. If I did, I might have given the questions more thought. Need to work on my speed :confused: In my opinion, it was the most challenging exam ever. That last question was a pain ._.
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    HARDEST MATH PAPER IN THE HISTORY OF IGCSE 0580 MATH 42 DISCUSSION

    Paper 2 was a piece of cake.. Yeah that would be reasonable. I left 10 marks so that's good I guess :/
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    HARDEST MATH PAPER IN THE HISTORY OF IGCSE 0580 MATH 42 DISCUSSION

    If the grade boundaries are not low, I will commit suicide :giggle: Has anyone even answered all the questions??
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