AS Level help for students

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maaan all of you'z are well clever here...alll taking sceince or relating to science good on u all...i think am 2 dumb 4this thread i'll shuhhhHH..

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First of all, I am glad you find this thread useful.
Secondly, no one is dumb. We were not born with the knowledge, everyone has to GAIN knowledge. With some people, they gain more knowledge than others at a certain age. Some people are slow at learning and I am a typical example. No one is dumb for any thread. We are all here in this Dunya and part of this thread, to learn.
Don't think ill of yourself sister.
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salam,

Just out of interest, what is the pass % for 1 exam paper (AS Biology)?
What % for 1 exam paper is an E?

wasalam
 
salam,

Just out of interest, what is the pass % for 1 exam paper (AS Biology)?
What % for 1 exam paper is an E?

wasalam

salam,

below are the grade-boundaries used for the Edexcel Biology Units taken in January of this Year (2006). The grade-boundaries do vary from time to time - but only slightly if they do.


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According to this, a grade E would require roughly around 40% of the marks.

wsalam
 
salam,

below are the grade-boundaries used for the Edexcel Biology Units taken in January of this Year (2006). The grade-boundaries do vary from time to time - but only slightly if they do.





According to this, a grade E would require roughly around 40% of the marks.

wsalam


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I'm doing AQA for Biology, not EDEXCEL.
Just wish to know the % for atleast a garde E.
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:sl:
I'm doing AQA for Biology, not EDEXCEL.
Just wish to know the % for atleast a garde E.
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salam,

The grade-boundaries used by AQA should be very similar to those used by Edexcel (ie. around 40% for grade E). The above list is from the back of a mark-scheme I have for Edexcel - but not AQA.

There may be something on AQA's website though (www.aqa.org.uk).


wsalam
 
[BANANA]salam.JazakAllah br ameen.[/BANANA]


[MOUSE]Physics issue[/MOUSE]

This question is set as a revision question for homework. I have read it carefully and managed to pick out what I believe to be the important parts.

The question is about:
-a shower system
-the syetm can be operated with one/two 4kW heaters connected.

Q) explain why the water achieves a contant temp when the shower is operating.


A) Because, the mains will switch on which means the heater chamber will heat the water. If the coils become too hot then the heater chamber will switch off and water will cool down.

Is my answer right?

wasalam and jazakAllah.

ALSO: What is the formula for flow rate? It is to do with specific heat capacity - E=MCT
 
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Could someone kindly post seperate graphs to represent the following:

1)Electrical conductivity from H -Ar
2)Melting and boiling points from H-Ar
3)First ionisation enthalpy from H-Ar.

JazakAllah
 
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[BANANA]salam.JazakAllah br ameen.[/BANANA]


[MOUSE]Physics issue[/MOUSE]

This question is set as a revision question for homework. I have read it carefully and managed to pick out what I believe to be the important parts.

The question is about:
-a shower system
-the syetm can be operated with one/two 4kW heaters connected.

Q) explain why the water achieves a contant temp when the shower is operating.


A) Because, the mains will switch on which means the heater chamber will heat the water. If the coils become too hot then the heater chamber will switch off and water will cool down.

Is my answer right?

wasalam and jazakAllah.

ALSO: What is the formula for flow rate? It is to do with specific heat capacity - E=MCT

Assalamu alaikum Sister,

I cannot comment on whether your answer is right or wrong. I would say more information is required in the question for it to be the answer they are looking for, specifically about the the heating system and how it operates, which you did not give in the question. Or the context from which the question is taken from could mean your answer is the correct one.

Looking at the question on its own, I would simply say that the temperature of the water is constant because the 'flow rate' is constant when the shower is operating, and the power is constant (rate of energy transfer is constant). Therefore, as they are both constant, the temperature of the water stays constant.

Hope that helps :)
 
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Assalamu alaikum Sister,

I cannot comment on whether your answer is right or wrong. I would say more information is required in the question for it to be the answer they are looking for, specifically about the the heating system and how it operates, which you did not give in the question. Or the context from which the question is taken from could mean your answer is the correct one.

Looking at the question on its own, I would simply say that the temperature of the water is constant because the 'flow rate' is constant when the shower is operating, and the power is constant (rate of energy transfer is constant). Therefore, as they are both constant, the temperature of the water stays constant.

Hope that helps :)

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I handed that assigment question in ages ago. But jazakAllah for reading my post and posting.

wasalam
 

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