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Are bhai this is the easiest ques that i cud ask. if u know then pleeese tell
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Hey how can i get ques on some particular topic? Suppose i want some ques on ellipse, then where shud i go?
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in any triangle prove that
acos{(B-C)/2}=(b+c)sinA/2
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I calculate i in this way: calculate number of sigma bonds that atom is making.Add this number to the number of lone pair of electrons on that atom that are not participating in resonance.The ans gives u the hybridisation.
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Isoelectronic are the species having same number of electrons. Eg. K+,Ca2+,Ar,Cl-,S2- etc. No they don't share any other property, just the fact that they have same no. of electrons.
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that's an old joke, PJ hain
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If in a triangle, angleC = 60 degraees, then prove that
1/(a+c) + 1/(b+c) = 3/(a+b+c)
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We have 12 balls.11 are equal in weight.12th weighs more than others.you have a weighing balance.you can balance weights only thrice.How will you determine which is the heavier ball?
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good thoughts man
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