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Like that's the best i got sorry! Will keep thinking tho

Then u do it i keep getting 93 I'm probs doin something dumb

I am actually rather baffled what.??? Let me keep digging

oop let me try

From the intersection point? minus the intersection point and the direction vector and then magnitude that?

i was rather horrified and then not horrified by this comment

bro how did you do both maths adv and maths x 1 accelerated i have a new level of respect for you

yes it does thankyou! :)

OMG THANKYOU bro ur amazing

I KNOW thats where i got confused

HAHAHA here are the soluns that makes me feel better though maths x 2 is like the gift that keeps giving

yeah nice that's how i solved it too but much more nicely worked out than mine ahaa

there are but they dont make sense its from the plc 2022 trial hope sdd is slaying and chem slayed i'd love to help but i do latin instead lol

Does anyone know how to do part ii, I would be grateful thankyou! :)

no you're good dw, if you let me think on how to better explain it i might get back to you tn, unfortunately i do have to cram the mod 8 ions flowchart into my head and cry about ext 2 maths also i'm def sure its dilute

well yes, but the question is asking for the "concentrations of each of the ions in the solutions formed" so its not asking for the ratio but the final conc?

I think it wouldn't add up to 3(OH) per say but just the total concentration of OH ions in the solution if that makes sense

so true amines and amides aren't in our paper for some reason so ive just been skipping any questions with them in it

Sorry it's been a while since I did this paper lol, I *THINK* This is because NaOH produces 1 hydroxide ion when dissolved in water and Ba(OH)2 produces 2 so they just add up