TryAces:
Large molecules are degraded into smaller molecules in ?
a. hydrolysis of cellulose
b. condensations of monosaccharides
c. esterification
d. polymerization

d

IamTobie:
#snorts# thatniqqress, u are smarter than you look. You seem to like naruto.

Yup yup I do

FrancisTony:

Hmm

Uncle, so you're still on NL?

thatniqqress:

Uncle, so you're still on NL?

Was I off?

RobinHez:
hope u're feeling the thread?

Yeah... It's fun

TryAces:
The type of reaction involved between Protein & dilute H2SO4
a. neutralization
b. condensation
c. hydrolysis
d. esterification

A carbohydrate that does not usually occur in crystalline form ?
a. maltose
b. cellulose
c. sucrose
d. glucose

C B

Brian10:

Yeah... It's fun

good to hear

Large molecules are degraded into smaller molecules in ?
a. hydrolysis of cellulose
b. condensations of monosaccharides
c. esterification
d. polymerization
correct ans is A
congrats to all that got it right

TryAces:
The type of reaction involved between Protein & dilute H2SO4
a. neutralization
b. condensation
c. hydrolysis
d. esterification
A carbohydrate that does not usually occur in crystalline form ?
a. maltose
b. cellulose
c. sucrose
d. glucose

correct ans r C&B respectively
big congrats to everyone dat made attempts

1.Tan (x+45) = 2. Find Tanx
2. Simply without using tables: 1 + tan60tan30/ tan60 + tan30

Brian10:
1.Tan (x+45) = 2. Find Tanx

2. Simply without using tables: 1 + tan60tan30/ tan60 + tan30

ans 2que numba two is 2

Brian10:
1.Tan (x+45) = 2. Find Tanx

tan(A+B)= tanA+tanB/1-tanA*tanB
tan(x+45)= tanX+tan45/1-tanX*tan45=2
tan45=1
=tanX+1/1-tanX=2
=2(1-tanX)=tanX+1
=2-2tanX=tanX+1
collecting like terms,
tanX+2tanX=2-1
3tanX=1
tanX=1/3
x=tan¹......oh sorry, my blood don dey hot

Brian10:

2. Simply without using tables: 1 + tan60tan30/ tan60 + tan30

we've answered this quetion before....






















but i've forgotten the answer
nd its too cheap to resolve again

Brian10:

2. Simply without using tables: 1 + tan60tan30/ tan60 + tan30

back then in school, when i first saw this instruction, i thought it means we should not solve the question on a table...maybe on the floor

RobinHez:


tan(A+B)= tanA+tanB/1-tanA*tanB
tan(x+45)= tanX+tan45/1-tanX*tan45=2
tan45=1
=tanX+1/1-tanX=2
=2(1-tanX)=tanX+1
=2-2tanX=tanX+1
collecting like terms,
tanX+2tanX=2-1
3tanX=1
tanX=1/3
x=tan¹......oh sorry, my blood don dey hot

Abeg drink cold water make your blood chilax... If your blood continue to dey hot, UniBen go catch fire ooo

Brian10:

Abeg drink cold water make your blood chilax... If your blood continue to dey hot, UniBen go catch fire ooo

i just pray say on exam day, make i dey in form...bcuz sometimes ehn, e go be like say i be olodo....

RobinHez:


i just pray say on exam day, make i dey in form...bcuz sometimes ehn, e go be like say i be olodo....

Hahaha it happens... All of us go dey in form.

FrancisTony:

Was I off?

FrancisTony, u be MTN ni? Like every admission thread u dey there?



The guys here are something else, there are hot-brains and mehn! You guys should battle yourselves out!

cassyrooy:
FrancisTony, u be MTN ni? Like every admission thread u dey there?



The guys here are something else, there are hot-brains and mehn! You guys should battle yourselves out!

I observe the same oooo. No one knows where the guy belongs.

Umartins1:


I observe the same oooo. No one knows where the guy belongs.

I think Unilag*before change of course, who know whether him done port*

Brian10:
Hahaha it happens... All of us go dey in form.

amin jesu!

@segipaul what's up? how's preparations going?

where's dat hood guy?...

cassyrooy:
I think Unilag*before change of course, who know whether him done port*

Looks like he don port to UI but no one still knows.

RobinHez:

d

I guess polymerization is the process Where by simple carbon chains are linked to from larger molecules.

The induction coil is a device for generating a (a) High voltage from low A.C. source (b) low voltage from high D.C. source (c) High voltage from a low D.C. source (d) low voltage from a low A.C. source

Which of the following is the best known semi-conductor? (a) carbon (b) Selenium (c) Gallium arsenide (d) silicon

X-rays were discovered by (a) Isaac Newton (b) Michael Faraday (c) Sir J.J. Thompson (d) W. Roentgen

Which of the following arrangements gives the electromagnetic radiation in their ascending order of wavelength? (a) Radio waves, ultraviolet rays, x-rays, γ-rays
(b) γ -rays, x-rays, ultraviolent rays, radio waves (c) x-rays, γ -rays, radio waves, ultraviolent Rays
(d) ultraviolent rays, γ -rays, x-rays, radio waves

A substance that Burns with a blueish green flame and produces a blue precipitate when treated with NaOH is?
a) hydrogen
b) chlorine
c) copper
d) zinc

Umartins1:


Looks like he don port to UI but no one still knows.

The only way we could tell where he is during the post-UTME exam day.






We don dey gossip about FrancisTony, 2 guys fa!

lordkvng:
Which of the following is the best known semi-conductor?
(a) carbon (b) Selenium (c) Gallium arsenide (d) silicon

C

lordkvng:
A substance that Burns with a blueish green flame and produces a blue precipitate when treated with NaOH is?
a) hydrogen
b) chlorine
c) copper
d) zinc

c

lordkvng:
X-rays were discovered by
(a) Isaac Newton (b) Michael Faraday (c) Sir J.J. Thompson (d) W. Roentgen

d