can someone help with this chemistry Q
The equilibrium constant Kp for the Haber Process at 500 deg C is 1.5*10^-5 atm^-2.
Calculate the pressure required to convert half f the mixture of nitrogen and hydrogen in molar ratio 1:3 into ammonia at equilibrium at 500 deg
C.
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RE: Lower Secondary Science
physic Question
A block resting on a smooth horizontal floor is being pushed by a constant horizontal force.
the answer states that if the velocity at 1s is v, then the velocity at 2s will be 2v and the velocity at 3s will be 3v.
can someone explain why the velocity change from v to 2v and 3v ?
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RE: O-Level Additional Math
can someone help with this question
John went to a stationery shop to buy some pens. A fountain pen cost $6, a roller ball pen cost $3 while a ballpoint pen costs $0.10. John spent $100, buying 100 pens in total. How many roller ball pen did he buy? -
RE: O-Level Additional Math
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Q>> a bag contains 200 marbles. there are 60 red, 60 blue, 60 green and the remaining 20 consists of some yellow and white. If marbles are chosen from the bag without looking, what is the smallest number of marbles one must pick in order to ensure that, among the chosen marbles, at least 20 are of the same colour? -
RE: O-Level Additional Math
Can someone explain this question on Geometric series
Sn = a*(1-r^n)/(1-r)
Question: For what values of the common ratio r will the sum to infinity of a geometric series exists?
Answer given: the sum of infinity of a geometric exists if and only if -1<r<1 and is equals to a/(1-r)
Doubt : why does the sum of infinity of a geometric does not exist if -1<r>1?
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RE: O-Level Additional Math
can someone help with the below questions
How many zeroes does 50! end with?
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RE: O-Level Additional Math
pinkapple:
thanks for the explaination
answer: 7 :imcool:archie2:
can someone help to solve this.
Q1> What is the unit digit in (243^10)(163^9)(633^8)?
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however when the power is high, the value has lots of zero at the back, say, does your method works for 3^50? -
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can someone help me again with this similar questions
Q1a>> what is the last digit of 7^128?
Q1b>> what is the last two digit of 7^128?
Q1c>> what is the last four digit of 7^128?
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RE: National Junior College (Junior High)
Seeking help.
My girl in JH1 got problem with the subject "critical thinking"
Anybody (especially senior) care to let me have their old pass year work on this
subject for my review.
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