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very helpful, thank you so much
Brilliant
thank you
Thank you very much sir
couldn't find the link..
How do you know for q22a that the L value is 3.7
Hi! for Q16 c why is the oxygen uptake the tangent of the graph?
For instance ccould you not have found the rate by counting the decrease in vol of air (measured by peaks) divided by the time?
@@Mary-vp9kg Yes thats true - they amount to the same thing. gradient = change in y axis / time
Do I need to know the respiratory quotient for the different biological molecules?
Yep
Yes. As in the video it’s 1.0 for carbohydrates, 0.9 for proteins and 0.7 for lipids.
Mr Murray, I like your 6-mark answer on question 19, part c and your answer on question 18, part a was good aswell.
brother reads off the ms
Erm why wouldn't he? He's checking he's telling and explaining the exact correct things to us..
very helpful, thank you so much
Brilliant
thank you
Thank you very much sir
couldn't find the link..
How do you know for q22a that the L value is 3.7
Hi! for Q16 c why is the oxygen uptake the tangent of the graph?
For instance ccould you not have found the rate by counting the decrease in vol of air (measured by peaks) divided by the time?
@@Mary-vp9kg Yes thats true - they amount to the same thing. gradient = change in y axis / time
Do I need to know the respiratory quotient for the different biological molecules?
Yep
Yes. As in the video it’s 1.0 for carbohydrates, 0.9 for proteins and 0.7 for lipids.
Mr Murray, I like your 6-mark answer on question 19, part c and your answer on question 18, part a was good aswell.
brother reads off the ms
Erm why wouldn't he? He's checking he's telling and explaining the exact correct things to us..