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i cant say any thing about 4 and 5
so if you cosider my answer helpful.
plz rate meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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the compound A readily converts into B becoz B is most stable than A due to resonance in B.And B will not convert into A. So option C seems to be more correct......
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i think (a) is correct.
because NO2 group is electron deficient and CH3 group is electron donating so they stabalises the benzene ring..and hence A is more basic than B.
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in question 1
you can not judge whether A is more acidic than B and vice versa
because these are two diffrent compounds.....
For comparing you must have some similarity in them ......
so the question will not correct i think...........................
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hey man i also want solomons can u provide me the new link
coz the given like doesnt work.......
ISBN: 0471417998
Title: Organic Chemistry, 8th edition, 2003
Author: T. W. Graham Solomons
Publisher: Wiley
Publication Date: 2003-06-30
Number Of Pages: 1344
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hi guys and gals!!!!!!!!!1
can anybody provide me the links
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chemistry----SOLOMONS AND J.D.LEE.
PHYSICS----HALLIDAY RESNIK.
MATHS----K.C.SINHA.
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RATES ARE SURE....................
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it is simple------
it is given that light incident at angle 2A
therefore angle i=2A
and the light incident at 90
so angle r =A
now refractive index = sin2A/sinA
=2sinAcosA/sinA
=2cosA
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you cannot integrate logtanx unless you give the limits!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ok?
i also tried it but coudn't succided......
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yes i am right the dissosion contant will increase in case of weak electrolytes.
so experts PLZ HAVE A LOOK ON MY ANSWER......................................
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dilip i think that concentration of a weak acid such as acetic acid
increases as the concentration increases on dilution(acording to electrochemistry)
so i don,t think that these expert r right in my opinion,
if i am wrong plz correct meeeeeeeeeeee
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hey there are rules passed by suprema court
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So, u can complain it in police station.
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yes u r right my question is e^x (sin (d/e^x))
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i dont know de ans but tell me ur detailed solution
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Evaluate:-
lim x tends to 0 (tan inverse x- sin inverse x)/sin cube x
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lim x tends to 7/2 (2x-9x+8)^[cot(2x-7)]
rates r sure
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and the question is
lim x tends to infinity e^x sin (d/e^x)
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