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Where is part 2

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How do you get critical points

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NH2 and not NH3

I don't think hydrogen bonds are covalent bonds because covalent bonds involve the sharing of electrons while hydrogen bonds involve an attraction between partial charges

I don't think 9 is correct cause valence means the number of electrons in the outer most shell so in this case it must be 5 while valency means the number of electrons and in this case it is 3 that are required for it to attain stability. Even though nitrogen has a mass of 14.007 it's still 14 when it is rounded off to the nearest whole number.

I don't think the answer for 7 is correct. Electrons are in continuous motion and an orbital is a space where electrons are found 90% of the time.

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Please finish the tutorial sheet

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Why is that you are always using ( less than and less than or equal to) on every question? In short when are we suppose to use (great than and greater or equal to)

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What is the time for the catch up classes?

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Well understood sir 🎉🎉🎉 But when is q10

What of math 1110?

On question 5 When do you use greater than or equal to

On question 5 When do you use greater than or equal to

Why is 6and8part of the solution in the first question when it's part of set B

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Or is it always to put the infinities at the end of the real line

How do you know that the universal set is negative infinity and positive infinity coz we have just been told that the interval is on the real line

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For question 5 there isn't any need of representing on a number line????

For question 2 (I) Pn(Q'uR) don't they intersect at P???

Is it always Real numbers? (On question 5)

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please answer question 1 (iv)

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What does the law of Algebra say about sets...i didn't exactly get the part on the first question (i)