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Well keep practicing

And I hope you don't mind if I ask which grade you are in because this should be pretty trivial for 10th grade student

Try making a diagram like this and check where the the current is going

Here is something which helped me a lot when I was solving circuits "Analyse how he current flows.If you find the same current going into different resistors they are in series,If different current flow flow through them they are in parallel"

My teacher Told me if it has an empty orbital ->Lewis acid Otherwise its most likely ->Lewis base

So the electron configuration is something like this So i think this might help

To begin with Draft ; It is the distance between the waterline and the bottom of the ship(hull) That should help you .And looking at your work it seems legit Be sure to check your calculation

A good way to analyse the above problem would be to draw the Lewis structures.There is a reason it is named after G.N. Lewis!

I used a kinematics equation

I seem to get the answer on the second one to be 35.4012435624

I don't know why I am that dumb but i haven't been able to derive it at all

This post is not about a homework problem but about a derivation When i was flipping through a physical chemistry book I found a formula which looked like How ever I am clueless to what it is Can anyone explain what it is for And possibly Derive it Thank you

Well I Have a solution with some logic (...) R α CA CB When we half each concentration the Total rate falls by ¼ So the answer should be 1×102

Homework Statement Homework Equations Is the question asking the concentration when the system has reached its half life Can use the half life formula?[/B]The Attempt at a Solution So 1/cT + 1/co = kt 1/(4 *10-2) + 1/x = k(half life time) Is this the right approach Please help me...