Oh I also wonder why people who say they haven't revised at all yet aim for full UMS don't hold matriculation offers from Oxbridge with 7 A* grades at A Level. I'd really like to know. Well done if some of you can do 0 revision and aim for such top grades at A Level
Exactly. I guarantee there is not a single person here who came out of that exam feeling like they did awfully, who actually did enough revision.
You see, this is my problem, it IS their fault, if you don't know the specification like the back of your hand, and then some, you HAVE NOT done enough revision, none of the calculations were complicated, nothing was off-spec, none of the questions were worded badly, this wasn't some wet and oily lap in the reasonably priced car, this was perfect conditions, it was the choice of every student whether they wanted to drive the reliant robin (not revise) or a McLaren 675LT (revise).
But the exam isn't the only variable here, have you considered maybe the things that people have had to deal with throughout the year, or even on the morning of the exam? I just thought that a bit of empathy could go a long way, and consoling someone might be a bit more pleasant than lecturing them on the assumption they haven't done enough revision
i got such high scores in all past papers and that just went terribly, and to make matters worse everyone seems to have found it easy! goodbye A* goodbye uni
i got such high scores in all past papers and that just went terribly, and to make matters worse everyone seems to have found it easy! goodbye A* goodbye uni
You can still do well in life and get into Uni without an A*. Chill. With good AS/coursework/f324 you can still achieve an A.
20cm^3 of 0.0270mol dm^3 NaOH diluted and made up to 100cm^3 mole of Naoh= 5.4x10^-4 concenctration of NaOH in 100cm^3 = 5.4x10^-3 POH=2.267 so pH= 11.73
Didn't they add 20cm^3 of 0.0270 mol of NaOH to 100cm^3 of water, so the total volume would be 120cm^3? That would make [NaOH] = 0.0054/0.120 = 0.045