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It's basically asking about how the interrelationship between the start and the end is shown through characters in Hamlet..

Tbh I don't think it would matter that much as all of them would generally have the same worked solutions. But I have success one and that works for me. :)

You can also do it using the quotient rule (i.e. (u'v-v'u)/v^2) but that would require more simplifying.

x^(1/2)/x By index laws: 1/x^(1/2) Take it to the top and differentiate: x^(-1/2) -1/2 . x^(-3/2) -1/2x^(3/2) Hope that helps!

@AnimeX Thanks for the estimate! @Makematics Yeah haha he hates english! And thanks, hope I can maintain these ranks though :)

There isn't really a common structure to follow. The only advice I have though is to learn all the key verbs. It is essential that you address everything that the verb asks. For example if it is an explain question you must state the cause, the effect and make a concluding statement which is...

Thanks dude :D

Yeah I just had a practical task based on something similar. Revise all the anion and cation and learn ALL equations related to their testing. Learn both qualitative and quantitative methods of testing and how to compare them. Learn gravitmetric analysis and any applications of AAS and flame...

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Thanks Ozko! What do you think we should work on to improve that?

Yh true.. he isn't too keen about it either. Thanks for the advice!

Thanks man! Wasn't expecting so high :)

Woops school rank is in the 90's

Hey guys! This for my friend and I. Thanks in advance! :D ADV English: 10/40 Chemistry: 11/36 Physics: 8/40 Biology: 5/42 English EXT 1: 2/8 Mathematics EXT 1: 11/13 (yeah I know) Mathematics: 8/27 And my friend - ADV English: 29/40 Chemistry: 1/36 Physics: 6-7/40 Biology: 12/42...

You said anion so I would assume that the unknown anion is phosphate. Phosphate ions precipitate out when the solution is slightly alkaline: HPO4^2- + H20 <--> H3O^+ +PO4^3- So when you add ammonia, the hydronium ion concentration is lowered resulting in the equilibrium shifting to the right...

Haha thanks for the answer! Yeah just searched 'bos' on google and this was the first page that popped up. Woops lol But thanks anyway :)

Hey guys! Just wanted to ask about nuclear radiation.. How can you tell whether a radioactive nucleus would emit alpha or beta particles? Is it just based on the heaviness or instability of the nucleus? Thanks in advance! :)

Thank you soo much for taking your time to put this together! This is exactly what I need to study on the go. Great idea!