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Reply 20
Original post by workaholic.ok
How did you find the exams?
I didn't really like physics and it wasn't the best. Let's share answers


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can u predict grade boundaries plz
Reply 21
Original post by YourGoddamnRight
What did you guys get for the chemistry reacting masses question? I got 640 grams of oxygen


yh thats exactly what i got
Original post by YourGoddamnRight
it was C, because the blood starts in the heart, where there high pressure , then goes to the artery where there is less pressure, then in the capillaries with least pressure, and high blood flow.


Wrote this!
I wrote it was b for first one because it's at steady speed o-O


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Original post by Owenkearney
There was hardly any biology it was more about graphs and ethics 😭😭 the 6 marker was nice though

Agreed, I felt like I was just repeating myself in all the questions :colondollar:
Original post by YourGoddamnRight
What did you guys get for the chemistry reacting masses question? I got 640 grams of oxygen


Correct.
Original post by FopePrancis
Correct.


How I got 320
Original post by Owenkearney
How I got 320


680 g producing 320 g? Unlikely.
You probably messed up your Relative Molecular Mass or divided by a wrong number.
Original post by Owenkearney
How I got 320

16 X 2 = 32

32/34 = some decimals

some decimals X 680 = 640
Original post by FopePrancis
680 g producing 320 g? Unlikely.
You probably messed up your Relative Molecular Mass or divided by a wrong number.


I did
680/68 = 10x 32 =320 how can it be 640 when oxygen was not the only product
I don't know tbh that's just what I did 😂
Guys what did you put for the car one with the 15m and 5m?


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Original post by Owenkearney
I did
680/68 = 10x 32 =320 how can it be 640 when oxygen was not the only product
I don't know tbh that's just what I did 😂


The calculation is wrong. You needed to calculate the desired product, which was oxygen.
First you needed to work out the RMM, of which oxygen was 32.
Then you needed to divide it by the RMM of the first product (don't remember what it was now) to understand how much 1g would give.
And then multiply it by 680.
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Original post by workaholic.ok
Guys what did you put for the car one with the 15m and 5m?


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5m/s
I got 12.5 for Kylie's velocity I think, and I put B because it had the lowest pressure, and then A and C were arteries and veins... not really sure on that one :/ The biology could have been less graphs and more biology in my opinion
Reply 34
Original post by FopePrancis
The calculation is wrong. You needed to calculate the desired product, which was oxygen.
First you needed to work out the RMM, of which oxygen was 34.
Then you needed to divide it by the RMM of the first product (don't remember what it was now) to understand how much 1g would give.
And then multiply it by 680.


You're wrong sorry to say but this is how.

68=32 now you want 680 g so essentially times both by 10 and get 320 grams. Another way to look at it would be that when the equation is balanced it is in a 2:1 ratio so 2x=680 x=320g so oxygen is 320g. Period.
What about another use of cloning?


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Original post by Sxv_
You're wrong sorry to say but this is how.

68=32 now you want 680 g so essentially times both by 10 and get 320 grams. Another way to look at it would be that when the equation is balanced it is in a 2:1 ratio so 2x=680 x=320g so oxygen is 320g. Period.


Er... No
Original post by workaholic.ok
What about another use of cloning?


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To produce offspring with desired characteristics; that's what I put anyhow.
Reply 38
Original post by FopePrancis
Er... No


It is.
Reply 39
Original post by FopePrancis
To produce offspring with desired characteristics; that's what I put anyhow.


Yh that seems fine.

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