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Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Nuel25846(m): 8:39pm On Apr 04, 2017 |
In an ideal wheel an axle system, R
stand for the radius of the wheel and r is the radius of the axle. the
mechanical advantage is A. (R/r)2 B. r/R C. (r/R)2 D. R/r |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Nuel25846(m): 8:44pm On Apr 04, 2017 |
Optimist1998:u made that sound somehow erotic....especially the 'less space for them to move freely part' anyway it right. |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Nobody: 8:46pm On Apr 04, 2017 |
Nuel25846:Bad pikin |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by castrokiller(m): 8:47pm On Apr 04, 2017 |
Nuel25846:its D. Radius of Axel over radius of wheel. The mechanical advantage of the wheel and axle is essentially the ratio of the radius of the wheel over the radius of the axle. |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Nobody: 8:47pm On Apr 04, 2017 |
Nuel25846:M= 450kg Density of water =1000kgm-3 Density of ice= 900kgm-3 Density. =m/v For ice 900=450/v V=450/900 =0.5m³ For water 1000=450/v V=450/1000 V=0.45m³ Change in volume =0.5-0.45 =0.05m³ |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Nuel25846(m): 9:03pm On Apr 04, 2017 |
who has finished reading the novel(In dependence)?? |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by felix00(m): 9:07pm On Apr 04, 2017 |
Optimist1998:OOU |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by felix00(m): 9:07pm On Apr 04, 2017 |
Optimist1998:OOU pharmacy |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by felix00(m): 9:08pm On Apr 04, 2017 |
Nuel25846:I have.... I find d dates strange |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Nuel25846(m): 9:12pm On Apr 04, 2017 |
felix00:why don't u open shop and do chemist like every other person?? |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Nobody: 9:15pm On Apr 04, 2017 |
thank God for this thread..whats popping. am not good at chemistry oo.God help me. |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by castrokiller(m): 9:19pm On Apr 04, 2017 |
Nuel25846:NOT ME |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by castrokiller(m): 11:17pm On Apr 04, 2017 |
felix00:before you I was already angry if how the dates were. Just forget about all other dates and think of a start in 1963( don't really know how to explain this) just take it as a flash back ...an art student should explain this better. I don't know if derive where an driving at sha. |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Nobody: 8:48am On Apr 05, 2017 |
Good morning guys A radioactive nuclide of mass 6.09 has a half-life of 8 days. Calculate the time during which 5.25g of the nuclide would have decayed A. 1 day B. 2 days C. 8 days D. 24 days E. 42 days. How did past question arrive at 24 |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Nuel25846(m): 10:32am On Apr 05, 2017 |
Optimist1998:something like this I guess. 1 Like
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Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by pabostt: 11:00am On Apr 05, 2017 |
Nuel25846:very correct. Let me drop another method
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Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Nobody: 11:12am On Apr 05, 2017 |
Nuel25846:Thanks alot, I understood it the wrong way. I thought 5.25g is the amount remaining. very correct.I used this method and my answer was 2 days But now Im clear. Thanks once again |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Donpre(m): 11:32am On Apr 05, 2017 |
Nuel25846:I saw this question last night during a solving session, took a considerable amount of time analysing it.... funny enough even the internet is confused about the answer Some say pressure affects viscosity for most liquids if the pressure is large enough, others say pressure is negligible in liquids and would only affect gases. Jamb better not be this trivia!!! |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by HIScraziness(m): 11:37am On Apr 05, 2017 |
Peeps with "big brains" yet to get admitted, pathetic!! |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Donpre(m): 11:45am On Apr 05, 2017 |
Optimist1998:you could also relate two equations of motion
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Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Donpre(m): 11:49am On Apr 05, 2017 |
Nuel25846:Pt = mc0 c = pt/m0 c = 50 * 10 * 60/ 12 * 5 c = 500.... B. |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Nobody: 11:56am On Apr 05, 2017 |
Donpre:Oh... cool!!! |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Nuel25846(m): 12:01pm On Apr 05, 2017 |
HIScraziness:The people in the position to give admission feel they are God.....u have to worship them with money.....what u have in ur brain doesn't matter. |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Donpre(m): 12:16pm On Apr 05, 2017 |
Optimist1998:What's the answer to this question?... a little explanation wouldn't hurt |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by HIScraziness(m): 12:21pm On Apr 05, 2017 |
Nuel25846: That's it bruh, predegree helped me tho Goodluck to u guys |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Prudent200: 12:44pm On Apr 05, 2017 |
castrokiller:Please business Administration is on what Faculty in AAU (Ambrose Alli University) I need answer Asap |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Nobody: 12:57pm On Apr 05, 2017 |
Donpre:The ans is D Equilibrium of concentration ====>Concentration of reactants and products "equal" Or Rate of change of concentration of both reactants and products are "equal". How can you change the concentration of an aqueous solution? ....by heating it; this would allow water molecules to escape altering the concentration. Pressure increases when the number of moles increases. More gaseous molecules = greater collision = higher pressure. You can easily increase pressure by decreasing the volume too. [For gases only] If all these are constant, Equilibrium is attained. |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Donpre(m): 1:02pm On Apr 05, 2017 |
Optimist1998:Thanks |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Donpre(m): 1:05pm On Apr 05, 2017 |
I'm having a problem deducing wavelength, period, frequency etc. from a progressive wave equation... would love if anyone can point me to link or put me through. |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Temilola21(f): 1:31pm On Apr 05, 2017 |
Hi everyone.I have not got my novel,can anyone please summarise it? |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Nobody: 1:43pm On Apr 05, 2017 |
Donpre:Have you tried using secondary school physics by PN Okeke....... |
Re: UTME 2017: Thread For Science Jambites by Donpre(m): 1:52pm On Apr 05, 2017 |
Optimist1998:yes I have... it didn't help someone should answer this... snapshot your work if possible Given the progressive wave equation y = 5 sin (200?t - 0.4x), calculate the wavelength a. 12.4m b. 15.7m c. 17.5m d. 18.6m |
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