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Awesomehey how was ur exam ???
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Awesomehey how was ur exam ???
Q16 Thats because cholestrol controls fluidity of the cell.Anyone please I've got some doubts over here !
Nov 2011 v2 -----> Q16
june 2012 v2 ----->Q27
Nov 2012 v2-----> Q17 and Q38
Nov 2012 v3 ----->Q39
HELP !
Nov 2013 v1/3
Q1 , 7 , 8 and 17 ?
http://server-poddarh.rhcloud.com/paper.html
ZaqZainab
areebaization
Nov 2011 v2 -----> Q16 As temperature decreases(getting colder) the membrane gets less fluid
less fluid means more the unsaturated bonds
and so unsaturated increasing and saturated decrease
june 2012 v2 ----->Q27 all of them are tiny enough to leak from blood to the lymph and all of them are present in the tissue fluid too
Nov 2012 v2-----> Q17 and Q38 q17 what do they mean by an equilibrium? means equal no of molecules on both sides
Diffusion ----> you perfume in a corner of a room at the end of the day you will be able to smell the odor all over the room
Osmosis------> add a drop of color to water in a corner after a while you will see all of the water is colourised
Facilitated diffusion---> same thing as diffusion just with bigger molecules
Active transport--> from lower to higher this is trying to oppose the equilibrium
Q38 if you remove X the primary producer will have 1 less animal feeding on it means it will be more in number
and D will have 1 less animal to feed on D will decrease now A has 1 less animal to eat from but it still has B so it will eat more of B and so A B D are decreasing
where as C increases as it gets most of the food as B is no more there
Nov 2012 v3 ----->Q39 Even idk
Nov 2013 v1/3
Q1 , 7 , 8 and 17 ? which variant?
Nov 2013 .....var 3Nov 2013 .....var 3
Thanks alotttt !!! May allah help you like u did ameen ....inshallah you Ace exams
So.. Can u tell me how the answer for that question is 1050?Base is part of a nucleotide
Nucleotide is made of sugar,phosphate & nitrogenous base
Mine is at 3when was your exam
i was done with mine by this time
Q39 in nov2012Anyone please I've got some doubts over here !
Nov 2011 v2 -----> Q16
june 2012 v2 ----->Q27
Nov 2012 v2-----> Q17 and Q38
Nov 2012 v3 ----->Q39
HELP !
Nov 2013 v1/3
Q1 , 7 , 8 and 17 ?
http://server-poddarh.rhcloud.com/paper.html
ZaqZainab
areebaization
its D check againSo.. Can u tell me how the answer for that question is 1050?
what variant?Mine is at 3
Variant 1what variant?
oh i had 12Variant 1
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/...nd AS Level/Biology (9700)/9700_s13_ms_12.pdfits D check again
No wonder ^_^oh i had 12
I really have a strong feeling that the ms is wrong this time.
That's exactly my feelin as well.. But there is a bit twist in the question,,which left me thinkin.I really have a strong feeling that the ms is wrong this time.
The hydrogen bond per each base pair can either be 2( Adenine pairing with Thymine) or 3( Guanine pairing with Uracil).
Since they said MAXIMUM, we assume that all the bases had triple bond.
So,
1 base pair------>3bonds
700 base pair=700*3=2100 bonds
YOU'RE SO RIGHT!That's exactly my feelin as well.. But there is a bit twist in the question,,which left me thinkin.
The previous question mentioned had the answer 2100 but it was 700 base pairs..
This one says 700 nucleotides ...
oooohhhhh okhay okhay yaayyyy!!YOU'RE SO RIGHT!
700 neucloetides=350 base pairs
base pairs x 3 = 1050
infolded to allow expansion for increasing S.A not for gaseous exchangeBut you just said that the bronchus is involved in gaseous exchange...that's why they're inner membrane is folded to allow expansion :S also don't the antibodies attach to the mast cell AFTER encountering a pathogen (the antigen would've have bonded to them to make that happen)
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