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ex. 2 answer should be 0.4m/s no?

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doesn't t equal 6s not 8 s...

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Professor, with all due respect, your notes are really confusing. Please fix the notes for the students coming to your class in the future. Thank you.

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I think there's a rounding problem the answer should be q=0.57 and p=0.43

For 4.4.4 since only C2H5OH is a gas and everything else is a liquid wouldn't the constant be 1/2.91 or 0.344

I appreciate the video of how to analyze the poem. My teacher has been very vague and I am struggling in English concepts. Hopefully there’s more to comprehension, understanding and maybe writing a response to text!

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Helpful time stamps: Part 1: 01:30 Initial colour of Bromocresol green 01:44 to 01:54 HCL added the first time 02:03 to 02:13 HCL added the second time 02:20 to 02:32 NaOH added the first time 02:39 to 02:47 NaOH added the second time Part 2: 04:02 10 drops KSCN potassium thiocyanate - test tube B 04:28 10 drops FeCl3 iron (III) cloride - test tube C 04:39 10 drops KCL potassium cloride - test tube D 04:54 10 drops NaOH sodium hydroxide - test tube E Part 3: 05:43 CoCl2 + HCL - first flask 05:52 CoCl2 + H2O (distilled) - second flask 06:04 water added to 1st flask 06:18 first flask heated 06:33 first flask cooled Part 4: 07:27 copper (III) sulfate added to erlenmyer flask 07:36 added ammonium hydroxide 07:51 added more ammonium hydroxide 07:59 added HCl

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Arithmetic mistake! In c), my three subtotals (103776, 778320 and 1712304) are okay but somehow I didn't include the 778320 in my grand total. It should have come out to 2594400. Apologies - they call that "tripping at the finish line". :/

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Part 1 test data: 1:23 Mg(s)|Mg^2+(aq) 2:49 Cu(s)|Cu^2+(aq) 3:15 Al(s)|Al^3+(aq) 3:43 Sn(s)|Sn^2+(aq) 4:02 Fe(s)|Fe^3+(aq) 4:25 Ag(s)|Ag^+(aq) 4:43 Zn(s)|Zn^2+(aq) Part 2 test data: 5:22 connecting Aluminium and Tin half-cells. This is a reference for the experiment data so I don't have to scroll through the video to see the values again.

At 3:57 the anode was written as Ni(s) while the cathode was written as Mg(s) when at the beginning of the video at 2:26 it was the other way around. I'm assuming this is a mistake? It confused me for a minute there.

How is the answer to example 3 253 meters when the substitution is 27 - 11 / 2x1.2, which when put into a calculator and given brackets (to adhere to bedmas) equals 6.66666. . . repeating? I probably made a mistake but I can't see where.

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If it is heptanoic acid, shouldn't it have more hydrogen atoms than 6? 1:10

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I just wanna point out that this video is the exact same as Physics 20 - Math skills for Physics. However, it is titled Relationships and Formulas. You might want to fix that.

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Thank you! I now get it. I will add it at my poetry analysis assignment for 'Vigil I Kept on the field one Night' by W. Whitman,which an apostrophe itself and I had not paid attetion to it up to now!

This is a bit confusing because the book's solution says "This should be left as an exact value unless a decimal approximation is specifically requested or required". Also the books solution is: (125/400π)cm/s simplified to (5/16π)cm/s. Also it seems that (5/16π)cm/s would be roughly 0.9817cm/s but the video approximation is rounding to 0.1cm/s? @NorQuestCollegeOnlineAnytime can you help clear this up please.

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Please note for Example 3, the answer is 40.0 m/s!

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